Asus cans its first USB 3.0 mobo

Robert Hallock (Thrax)

July 28, 2009 3:48 PM ET in News, , , , ,

asus_logoIn a report filed by TheInquirer’s Rob Kerr, it appears as though Asus has put its first USB 3.0-equipped motherboard — the P6X58 — into the circular file, never to return.

An Asus spokesperson was particularly coy in telling TheInq that the board wasn’t deep-sixed for “any particularly interesting reasons.”

Speculatively, the firm could be waiting for a better USB 3.0 chip, a better board on which to intro the new USB spec, or it may simply be twiddling its thumbs to see what competitors shovel onto the public.

1 Comment:

  1. Ahhh... not really news, is it? USB has always had a history of stops and starts, incompatible tech, and unusable implementations. Just sayin'...

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