Thunderbolt vs. eSATA: Apple Tech Much Faster
By: Jamie Pert | Posted: March 4, 2011Filed under: Computers
You may have read our previous post where we compared USB 3.0 to Apple Thunderbolt, Thunderbolt is twice as fast as USB 3.0 and allows daisy-chaining, therefore we thought we would compare Apple’s tech to eSATA aka external SATA. As we pointed out previously, Thunderbolt transfers data at a maximum…
iPad 2 MIA: RAM and Thunderbolt
By: Jamie Pert | Posted: March 3, 2011Filed under: Computers, Portable Computers & Tablets
Earlier today Apple unveiled the iPad 2, there were lots of impressive technical specs to drool over, however two pretty important things remain a mystery, will there be Thunderbolt connectivity and how much RAM does it feature? Well let’s start with the RAM, the original iPad featured 256MB of DRAM…
Is Thunderbolt Port a Dud? AMD Thinks So
By: Peter Chubb | Posted: March 2, 2011Filed under: Computers
Questions have been raised about the new Thunderbolt port, asking if it is a dud or not, and looking at what AMD has been saying, they believe it could be. This new port now takes pride of place in the new MacBook Pro, but there have been rumors that the…
iPad 2 with Thunderbolt, pros and cons
By: Peter Chubb | Posted: February 27, 2011Filed under: Computers, Portable Computers & Tablets
A few days ago we hit on the subject that the iPad 2 could get Thunderbolt, which was known as Light Peak. More evidence seems to point towards this rumors beings true, so what are the pros and cons of having this latest connection port on Apple’s 2nd-generation tablet device…
Thunderbolt peripherals, new port needs products
By: Daniel Chubb | Posted: February 26, 2011Filed under: Computer Hardware, Computers, Input Devices
The new Thunderbolt port is pretty impressive on paper, and looks to revolutionize what can be done from a single port, especially when it comes to speed of data transfers and the range of peripherals that can be used with Intel’s Thunderbolt, it excels. Apple’s new MacBook Pro is the…
Thunderbolt I/O Technology, Intel and Apple Collaboration
By: Peter Chubb | Posted: February 25, 2011Filed under: Computers
When the new 2011 MacBook Pro refresh went live on the Apple store yesterday we were given confirmation that the notebook came with Thunderbolt I/O Technology. This latest Intel and Apple collaboration is exclusive for now, but we know that the chip maker will want to offer this new connection…
Apple Thunderbolt vs. USB 3.0: Speed Comparison
By: Jamie Pert | Posted: February 24, 2011Filed under: Computers
Today there has been a lot of interest surrounding the new Apple Macbook Pro 2011 models which were recently revealed on Apple.com, these new Macbooks boast a lot of improvements over their predecessors, including faster processors and improved graphics, however one thing which we are excited about is its new…
HTC Thunderbolt 4G: First Pictures of Verizon’s 4G LTE Phone
By: Alan Ng | Posted: December 29, 2010Filed under: Cell Phone Information, Cell Phones
We recently informed you about the potential name change for the HTC Incredible HD to the HTC Thunderbolt 4G, and now it looks like that name is going to be official, as we have what looks to be the first solid images of the device.
