From: Ubergizmo
We're still waiting for USB 3.0 to become mainstream, and for those
who do not want to take the next step of purchasing a new computer
might want to check out the Active Atomix SuperSpeed USB 3.0
adapter. You will be able to choose from Atomix PX and Atomix EC
versions, where the former features a PCIe interface while the
Atomix EC will target laptops in the form of an Express Card
interface, retailing for $35 and $40, respectively. Each of them
will have a couple of USB 3.0 ports to get you started. Needless to
say, they're backwards compatible so you won't have anything to
worry about concerning your USB 2.0 devi...
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