Super Talent’s RAIDDrive USB 3.0 is no ordinary flash drive. For starters, it (obviously) connects using the newer, faster USB 3.0 interface for transfer speeds of up to 200MB/s. It also comes with a UAS Protocol driver, plus a tech that uses “multiple pairs of differential serial data lines technology” (according to the company’s PR) that claims to push those speeds up to 320MB/s through a USB 3.0 port—which is pretty darn fast.

Available in 32, 64, and 128GB capacities and set to ship in December, the RAIDDrive can still work with older USB 2.0 (and 1.1) ports, although the speed drops to the 2.0 interface standard’s 60MB/s transfer speed.

Tags: Storage, Super Talent, USB 3.0, USB Flash Drives

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