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USB2.0 can handle up to 127 devices, no? How much more performance would one get with 254gigs+ of highspeed flash??Seriously though, would this possibly aid older systems in meeting requirements to run Vista?Also how fast is highspeed flash compaired to RAM? Megs/second if anyone can tell me.
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Matt Hadder @ Nov 7th 2006 8:23AM
USB2.0 can handle up to 127 devices, no?
How much more performance would one get with 254gigs+ of highspeed flash??
Seriously though, would this possibly aid older systems in meeting requirements to run Vista?
Also how fast is highspeed flash compaired to RAM? Megs/second if anyone can tell me.