All Aboard! P4 with 200 MHz FSB and the i875P Dual DDR400 Chipset
USB 2.0: Eight Times
Intel has increased the number of possible USB ports from six to eight.
MSI 875P Neo: six USB 2.0 ports on the rear panel, and two further connections onboard to bring up to the front of the PC.
Booting From A USB Stick
It's not completely new, but an interesting feature is USB storage media recognition during the boot-up process. This means final curtains for the diskette.
A USB stick can be emulated as a floppy, hard drive or CD-ROM. By the way: you can also boot from ZIP drives with USB connectivity.
Booting from the USB stick becomes reality: the stick is recognized.
Everything is gonna be allright: our USB stick TREK2000 appears as a drive during the boot process.
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