How Fast Is Thunderbolt, Really? Tom's Tests With 240 TB

[shin0bi272]

I thought IBM developed the thunderbolt interface so why is apple the first ones to put it to commercial use? The only answer I can come up with is that apple users are accustomed to paying 600 dollars for a phone that should be 200 bucks with a 2 year contract.

 

[shin0bi272]

I thought IBM developed the thunderbolt interface so why is apple the first ones to put it to commercial use? The only answer I can come up with is that apple users are accustomed to paying 600 dollars for a phone that should be 200 bucks with a 2 year contract.

 

[shin0bi272]

er not IBM, Intel sorry... cant seem to edit my posts anymore since toms"upgraded" their site. Think I might find a new tech blog cause this site looks like ass now.

 

[mapesdhs]

er not IBM, Intel sorry... cant seem to edit my posts anymore since toms"upgraded" their site. Think I might find a new tech blog cause this site looks like ass now.

They're working on it, but until it's fixed you can edit your posts this way:

To the right of your user name (when logged in to the .com site), click on the down arrow, select
Tracked Threads. This should take you to the .co.uk site. Look down the list, find the thread
containing your post, click on it, find your post, then just click on the Edit button. Note that on the
.co.uk site you won't see the post voting icons or numbers.

Ian.

PS. I normally just use the Quick Edit button.

 

[iCrunch]

Have used Thunderbolt since mid-2011. Just awesome! Can't wait for Thunderbolt 2 and 4K! 😀