Re: Thunderbolt to no longer be the exclusive I/O of the Mac clan
colinm wrote:
Huh?
It was never exclusive to begin with; there was just no interest from risk-averse, low-margin PC manufacturers to bring it to market faster. Intel\'s said from the beginning it would eventually come to their off-the-shelf chipsets. And so now it is. No news here.
It already is usable, and it already is making a significant ripple. Everybody wins when it comes to lower-end systems.
Um...as a guy who has worked for one of the largest manufacturers in the world for nearly two decades, I can tell you\'re incorrect, pretty much in every respect.
Just because Apple and/or Intel get behind something doesn\'t mean it is going to be a huge thing. I could cite lots of examples and reasons why, but I\'m going to bother.
Dec 28, 2011 at 09:44 PM
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