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USB 3.0 Repeater to Be Shown by Newnex at CES
This is a Press Release edited by StorageNewsletter.com on Mon, January 4th, 2010
For signal over 12 meters
Based in Sunnyvale, CA, Newnex Technology Corp., in USB, IEEE1394, GigE Vision and other connectivity technologies for machine vision, medical imaging, aerospace and a wide range of other industries, will showcase its SuperSpeed USB Repeater, the FireNEX-uLINK, in the USB TechZone of the 2010 CES in Las Vegas, starting from Jan. 7th until Jan. 10th.
The Newnex FireNEXuLINK USB3.0 repeater is capable of actively repeating the USB 3.0 signal over 12 meters, which is 4 times longer than the practical 3-meter length limit for SuperSpeed USB. It is fully bus-powered without the need of external power sources. Its long distance connectivity, extra low power consumption, plug and play, and ease of use features greatly enhance the user experience for USB3.0 connections. Newnex will also demonstrate an extensive line of high performance USB3.0 cables and connectors that are designed and manufactured to comply with USB3.0 standards.
In addition, attendees will have opportunities to test Newnex’s automated tools for USB 3.0 custom cable designs at the show.
The Newnex FireNEXuLINK USB3.0 repeater is capable of actively repeating the USB 3.0 signal over 12 meters, which is 4 times longer than the practical 3-meter length limit for SuperSpeed USB. It is fully bus-powered without the need of external power sources. Its long distance connectivity, extra low power consumption, plug and play, and ease of use features greatly enhance the user experience for USB3.0 connections. Newnex will also demonstrate an extensive line of high performance USB3.0 cables and connectors that are designed and manufactured to comply with USB3.0 standards.
In addition, attendees will have opportunities to test Newnex’s automated tools for USB 3.0 custom cable designs at the show.
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