http://trailfire.com/Neruba/trails/27897Neruba/trails60http://trailfire.com/Neruba/marks/59283Before deciding on the USB vs Firewire factor, it is important to consider crucial factors like fireware drivers, speed etc. This webpage lists a host of valuable articles on this debate with special emphasis on real life scenario.  You can read them if you are less oriented to this. If otherwise, you can still go through them for confirming that you have right info.

]]>USB vs Firewire: the web-game is onNerubaWed, 21 Feb 2007 08:20:44 -0800trailfire:markId:59283http://trailfire.com/Neruba/marks/59284With valuable info like “FireWire 400 is rated at 400 megaBITS per second (50 megaBYTES per second) -- 80 megaBITS slower rating than USB 2.0..”, this article focuses on the speed of USB vis-à-vis Mac. The factors and the comparison is well established with graphs and tabulations for clear understanding.

]]>USB vs Firewire: the web-game is onNerubaWed, 21 Feb 2007 08:22:58 -0800trailfire:markId:59284http://trailfire.com/Neruba/marks/59286There seems to be no ending to the argument over USB vs Firewire. While on the one hand some argue “USB is the answer to replacing the "old" ports such as PS/2, parallel and serial ports”, on the other some still uphold the advantages of firewire. This webpage provides an article that accommodates heated discussion on the USB vs Firewire topic.

]]>USB vs Firewire: the web-game is onNerubaWed, 21 Feb 2007 08:24:09 -0800trailfire:markId:59286http://trailfire.com/Neruba/marks/59287It is not very difficult to find strong supporters of either USB or Firewire; but often they fail to justify their choice with valid points. Here’s a source that compares USB vs Firewire on the basis of their architecture, hard drive performance. You can also find some questions on this along with answers for better understanding.

]]>USB vs Firewire: the web-game is onNerubaWed, 21 Feb 2007 08:25:20 -0800trailfire:markId:59287http://trailfire.com/Neruba/marks/59289There is no point in arguing for USB or Firewire without knowing the features in-depth or about the capabilities of both, individually. This webpage houses a galore of brilliant and comprehensive articles on USB vs Firewire for comprehensive knowledge. You can go through them for better understanding of USB vs Firewire.

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