Big news from Intel today: first off, they've finally announced that the eagerly-awaited USB 2.0 will have a target speed of 480 Megabits per second, as well as the rest of the final specs. According to the new press release, the new speed will allow "consumers to back up a gigabyte of data from their PC hard drive in less than a minute on USB 2.0 versus about a half-hour on USB 1.1." In other Intel news, Forbes is reporting that they've finally gotten around those nasty Rambus problems that have been holding back their Camino 820 chipset (thanks Jacek Fedoryñski).