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Ayu Nakata
Sony inserts Intel's Light Peak tech new Vaio laptop
Sony inserts Intel's tech new Vaio laptop:Sony has followed Apple's example & included proprietary data t #: http://bit.ly/iAaT1v
A good demonstration of Light Peak/Thunderbolt |
Primate Labs:
The performance of the new MacBook Pros is amazing. The slowest MacBook Pro performs on par with the fastest previous-generation MacBook Pro, and the fastest MacBook Pro is 80% faster than the fastest previous-generation MacBook Pro.
Seriously. What other laptop/PC manufacturer offers this kind of performance boost from one generation to the next? And at the same price points as before!
Throw in the fact that Apple has a one-year head start over the competition on the new Lightpeak/Thunderbolt i/o technology and it really makes you wonder what it is that these other so-called technology companies actually do all day, besides figuring out how to bilk the most money out of their aging platforms.
10Gbps per channel, bidirectional
PCIe and DisplayPort protocols
Daisy chain
Low latency, sync across 7 devices
Excellent demonstration of the new Lightpeak/Thunderbolt technology in the just released new line of MacBooks.
R.I.P USB 3.0