Comments on: Intel’s next generation Thunderbolt speeds to be twice as fast http://www.techoftomorrow.com/2013/pc/intels-next-generation-thunderbolt-speeds-to-be-twice-as-fast/ Mon, 15 Apr 2013 00:02:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.1 By: Jame http://www.techoftomorrow.com/2013/pc/intels-next-generation-thunderbolt-speeds-to-be-twice-as-fast/#comment-371510 Jame Thu, 11 Apr 2013 04:47:00 +0000 http://www.techoftomorrow.com/?p=5078#comment-371510 USB3 is going to win because there is almost nothing that would need the speed boost to function properly. I suppose they will be pushing Thunderbolt mice? Thunderbolt keyboards? Thunderbolt hard drives? The first two have no bottleneck and the third is bottlenecked by the disk speed itself. Those are the three most used computerperipherals in the world, and they don't even need to move from USB2 yet. USB3 is going to win because there is almost nothing that would need the speed boost to function properly.

I suppose they will be pushing Thunderbolt mice? Thunderbolt keyboards? Thunderbolt hard drives? The first two have no bottleneck and the third is bottlenecked by the disk speed itself. Those are the three most used computerperipherals in the world, and they don’t even need to move from USB2 yet.

]]> By: Sean O'Nilbud http://www.techoftomorrow.com/2013/pc/intels-next-generation-thunderbolt-speeds-to-be-twice-as-fast/#comment-371401 Sean O'Nilbud Wed, 10 Apr 2013 23:36:00 +0000 http://www.techoftomorrow.com/?p=5078#comment-371401 What exactly are you trying to say? What exactly are you trying to say?

]]> By: Christian Main http://www.techoftomorrow.com/2013/pc/intels-next-generation-thunderbolt-speeds-to-be-twice-as-fast/#comment-371323 Christian Main Wed, 10 Apr 2013 21:27:00 +0000 http://www.techoftomorrow.com/?p=5078#comment-371323 come on asus! where is my thunderbolt add on card?! come on asus! where is my thunderbolt add on card?!

]]> By: Kevin Brennan http://www.techoftomorrow.com/2013/pc/intels-next-generation-thunderbolt-speeds-to-be-twice-as-fast/#comment-371276 Kevin Brennan Wed, 10 Apr 2013 19:11:00 +0000 http://www.techoftomorrow.com/?p=5078#comment-371276 Not planning on Upgrading to a 4K TV anytime soon but its nice to see what the future will hold. :) Not planning on Upgrading to a 4K TV anytime soon but its nice to see what the future will hold. :)

]]> By: Tyler http://www.techoftomorrow.com/2013/pc/intels-next-generation-thunderbolt-speeds-to-be-twice-as-fast/#comment-371273 Tyler Wed, 10 Apr 2013 18:48:00 +0000 http://www.techoftomorrow.com/?p=5078#comment-371273 Awesome Awesome

]]> By: Isaiah Young http://www.techoftomorrow.com/2013/pc/intels-next-generation-thunderbolt-speeds-to-be-twice-as-fast/#comment-371253 Isaiah Young Wed, 10 Apr 2013 18:36:00 +0000 http://www.techoftomorrow.com/?p=5078#comment-371253 sweet ! although i cant even afford a 4k tv lol sweet ! although i cant even afford a 4k tv lol

]]> By: Jame http://www.techoftomorrow.com/2013/pc/intels-next-generation-thunderbolt-speeds-to-be-twice-as-fast/#comment-371254 Jame Wed, 10 Apr 2013 18:36:00 +0000 http://www.techoftomorrow.com/?p=5078#comment-371254 It's great that they sped it up, but what's to prevent it from becoming the next Firewire? The most open/already adopted standards always tend to win, hence Intel HD, USB, OpenCL, etc It’s great that they sped it up, but what’s to prevent it from becoming the next Firewire?

The most open/already adopted standards always tend to win, hence Intel HD, USB, OpenCL, etc

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