ORICO unveiled
the world’s first USB3.1 Gen2 full-featured HUB with an amazing 10Gbps
theoretical transfer rate. In comparison to the USB 3.0 (ie USB 3.1 Gen1),
which provides 5Gbps transfer rate, this one offer way faster performance.
Today, it became known the ORICO USB3.1 Gen2 full-featured HUB is in works and
will release in the nearest future. Besides the official photos, we also have
grabbed some important info concerning its features.
Though the transfer speed has been improved a lot,
the appearance remains the same. It comes with a classic style using aluminum
as the main material. It uses anodic oxidation process as well as come with a
user-friendly 32 ° tilt design. The only difference in comparison to the first
model it comes in dark gray + orange color combination instead of classic
silver.
As for the interfaces, there are four USB3.1 Gen2
ports supporting up to 10Gbps transfer rate. This is twice more than the much
popular USB 3.0 (USB3.1 Gen1). Many may think this technology will go viral,
but it’s not so. The reason how ORICO achieves such a transfer speed is the new
USB3.1 Gen 2 Hub control chip with the world’s first USB-IF certified USB hub
controller named VIA VL820. It is compatible with Windows, Linux, and Mac OS.
It’s reported the first ORICO USB3.1 Gen2
full-featured HUB will carry a model number of M3H4-G2 and will hit the market
very soon. But there is no info concerning either the pricing or the exact
launch date.
