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Mark Peters : February 2nd 2015 - 09:00 CET
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 Toshiba TransferJet adapter for Apple iPhone, iPad and iPod : Toshiba introduces industry's first TransferJet Adapter for Apple IOS devices. Toshiba Corporation announced the launch of "TJM35420LT", the industry’s first TransferJet adapter for Apple devices such as the iPhone, iPad and iPod that is compliant with TransferJet wireless transfer technology. Sales of the portable wirless adapter by mass marketers and online stores are scheduled to start from spring 2015 in Japan, followed by Europe, the Americas and Asia. The new Toshiba TransferJet adapter has been on display at the 2015 International Consumer Electronics Show (Las Vegas, Nevada).
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Portable wireless adapter
TransferJet is a close proximity wireless transfer technology standard promoted by the TransferJet Consortium. The technology provides simple connections and ultra-high speed data transfers with low power consumption, and works simply by bringing the two electronic devices in the transfer into close proximity. Maximum data throughput is 375Mbps, and 100MBytes of data can be transmitted in approximately three seconds.
Toshiba TransferJet adapter
Users can use the Toshiba TransferJet after attaching the adapter to an Apple iPhone, iPad or iPod with a Lightning connector and downloading the iOS app from the App Store. The portable wireless adapter provides high speed file transfer throughput for large data sources, including movies and pictures. Users simply select the data file to be transferred on the screen of a mobile device and then "touch" the device against the receiving device.
Toshiba USB adapter
In parallel, Toshiba has also launched a 2nd generation USB adapter "TJM35420AUX" for the Windows OS, and a MicroUSB adapter module "TJM35420AMU" for the Android OS, that are compliant with TransferJet, with sales scheduled to start in the first quarter of 2015. The new USB adapters for the Android and Windows OS offer a 1.7 times faster transfer rate, 30% lower power consumption and 30% less volume than Toshiba’s previous models.
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