Showing posts with label Thunderbolt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thunderbolt. Show all posts

Monday, May 2, 2011

Intel is working to optimize Thunderbolt

Thunderbolt has only recently reached the mainstream, made little models of laptops or computers have included this technology in 2011, but it is certainly the next step in relaying information. Thunderbolt technology gives us a jump as surprising as it was the USB at the time and is emerging as the next standard in the computer industry.

This is something that Intel is very clear and it is working to squeeze the most potential of this technology. As reported by the famous maker of chipsets Thunderbolt could achieve a transfer rate of 50 Gbps in a range of 100 meters in the next 4 years and has asserted Jeff Demain a technology convention in New York.

Saturday, April 30, 2011

Intel is working to optimize Thunderbolt

Thunderbolt has only recently reached the mainstream, made little models of laptops or computers have included this technology in 2011, but it is certainly the next step in relaying information. Thunderbolt technology gives us a jump as surprising as it was the USB at the time and is emerging as the next standard in the computer industry.

This is something that Intel is very clear and it is working to squeeze the most potential of this technology. As reported by the famous maker of chipsets Thunderbolt could achieve a transfer rate of 50 Gbps in a range of 100 meters in the next 4 years and has asserted Jeff Demain a technology convention in New York.

Monday, March 21, 2011

Thunderbolt to integrate Sony VAIO range

Sony has announced it is considering introducing the new port of communication submitted by Apple in its latest range of Macbook Air, the Thunderbolt. This incorporation would take place exclusively in its range of ultra portable Sony VAIO. The rumor is quite striking but no doubt this would be good for Intel, creators of the Light Peak (Thunderbolt).

The most interesting news is that Sony used a connector to install the technology itself, which is still not too clear. In another Sony is also considering including the new Google Chrome OS to its new portable light, especially in the model of 11 "would seek to compete with the new Macbook Air.

Thursday, February 24, 2011

Apple Introduces New MacBook Pro with surprises

The famous American company Apple has officially launched its new portable Macbook Pro range as you would expect from Steve Jobs and his men arrive with important developments and surprises. The new Macbook Pro come powered by Intel Core i7 i5 or, depending on model, with Intel graphics card HD 3000 AMD Radeon sponsored up to 1 GB and screens ranging from 13 to 17 inches.

As expected in addition to excellent technical characteristics Apple presents a new technology with this new range of notebooks, this is the Thunderbolt. Thunderbolt is a new connection port that offers a transfer rate of 10 Gbps per channel real and a theoretical rate of 100 Gbps, without a doubt a device that can actually installing a new standard as it did the company with the launch of USB 2.0 at the time.