Toshiba announced European sales adapters TransferJet, designed for high-speed wireless communication between PCs and smartphones. New provides instant transfer of information in close proximity to the device and is compatible with iPhone, iPad and iPod, supporting version iOS 7.1 / 8.1 and equipped with connector Lightning.
TransferJet wireless protocol involves sending files at speeds up to 375 Mbit/s, which allows you to send 20-second video of Full HD from one device to another in just one second. To transfer content enough to touch one gadget to another (for example, a smartphone to laptop) and confirm the sending - everything else is instantaneous.
"TransferJet technology enables an energy-efficient and ultra-fast data transfer with two units. Maximum data transfer rate - 375 MB / s, and then in three seconds, you can send 100 MB of data" - the Toshiba.
A distinctive feature of the technology is a small range of the transmitters and receivers: it is a few centimeters. This virtually eliminates the possibility of signal interception. Furthermore, there is no need for complex setup compound or use an access point.
"All you need to do the user - to attach the adapter to the iPhone, iPad or iPod touch and download the appropriate application in the App Store. Then you need to select on-screen gadget file to transfer and touch to the receiving device transmits. The adapter is compatible with Lightning iAP2 and provides high-speed data transmission, including movies and pictures" - told representatives of the developer.
Toshiba offers two versions of TransferJet-adapters: TJM35420AUX and TJEU00LTB. The first is designed for personal computers: it is equipped with a standard USB-port and is designed for devices running Windows 7 or 8. The second connects to smartphones and tablets, a compound which is carried out through the port of Lightning. Dimensions - 24.1 x 23.1 x 6.1 mm.
Adapters Toshiba useful in high-speed data sharing, sending files to print, download content from the digital kiosks and so forth. Sales of the device in Europe will start in spring 2015.