FXB New Member Mar 11, 2011 #1 What is thunderbolt? Is it an I/O port or a high speed data transfer port? Theoretically, the port can do up to 10 gb/s transfer put from what I've seen from Intel it is only advertised as an I/O port.
What is thunderbolt? Is it an I/O port or a high speed data transfer port? Theoretically, the port can do up to 10 gb/s transfer put from what I've seen from Intel it is only advertised as an I/O port.
StrangleHold Moderator Staff member Mar 11, 2011 #2 http://newsroom.intel.com/community...stest-data-connection-to-your-pc-just-arrived
PohTayToez Active Member Mar 11, 2011 #3 It's a multipurpose I/O port capable of simultaneous data transfer and display output.
FXB New Member Mar 11, 2011 #4 StrangleHold said: http://newsroom.intel.com/community...stest-data-connection-to-your-pc-just-arrived Click to expand... It says it is compatible with display port so could I get a thunderbolt capable to acheive those speeds on my spring 2010 macbook pro?
StrangleHold said: http://newsroom.intel.com/community...stest-data-connection-to-your-pc-just-arrived Click to expand... It says it is compatible with display port so could I get a thunderbolt capable to acheive those speeds on my spring 2010 macbook pro?