Parallel Technologies is offering USB Info Personal Edition a limited time introductory price at $39.95. USB Info is an utility for viewing, browsing, exploring, benchmarking, testing, and troubleshooting USB devices.
It can tell whether or not USB 2.0 devices are performing as expected and if they are really Hi-Speed USB or just classic USB. There are benchmark utilities for USB flash drives and USB hard drives, not there's none for USB audio & video applications. USBInfo is unique in this respect.
Designed for all Windows platforms except for 64-bit Windows XP, the USB Info Personal Edition 1.2 can only run on a single PC while the Professional Edition ($149.95) can run on multiple PCs.Filed under USB Technologies
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