You're a Mac user. Aren't you used to having to pay extra for adapters and accessories in the name of "design aesthetic" on the product itself.So that means that to use the port + use a monitor, you need a hub now. Do not want.
You're a Mac user. Aren't you used to having to pay extra for adapters and accessories in the name of "design aesthetic" on the product itself.![]()
Just poking fun!
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Yeah, that name is quite odd because HTCis coming out with a new 4G smartphone called the ThunderBolt
It looks like I am the first person to say this: The Thunderbolt symbol looks like the Nazi Party's Schutzstaffel symbol.
That Wikipedia article states, "Built upon the Nazi ideology, the SS, under Heinrich Himmler's command, was responsible for many of the crimes against humanity during World War II (19391945)."
In simple terms.
Do you have a display with a mini display port adaptor? You do realize that currently there is only ONE monitor available that uses that technology. I have one. Its made only by apple. The only ports it has on the back are USB ports.
If you connect the mini displayport to this display, presuming the thunder thigh technology is also embedded in this port, then please tell me how you can daisy chain from my cinema display out throuhg the USB ports at the back of teh display?
SO, if i connect my expensive cinema display to my MBP using the Mini Display Port connection, I lose the ability to use the thunder thigh interface. hence why its a stupid solution unless Apple introduce a new cinema display with thunder thigh connections at the back of the display to enable daisy chaining. Simple. Understand?
Which is also why they shouldn't get rid of the optical drive....You're a Mac user. Aren't you used to having to pay extra for adapters and accessories in the name of "design aesthetic" on the product itself.![]()
I do - for external hard disc ( FW800 ) - though there aren't other any viable options -
* USB 2 isn't an option because its far too slow.
* Apple won't add USB3
* Apple won't add SATA either
There are plenty of USB3 hard disks and they are fairly cheap too.. a shame, we can't use them.
I want 15 inch machine with two Thunderbolts, so I could attach two Cinema Displays to it.
Teh Thunderbolt, it is a FAKE!!!Not believing this one at all.
The finish looks nothing like my 17" aluminum. I'll meet you back here tomorrow.
so essentially the thunderbolt port is identical to the old dvi port, right?
my question is if they are identical in shape and size does that mean that the new peripherals would then work with the old dvi ports on say my MBP (i5 2.4GHz)?
i do understand that it is a new technology and the speeds are crazy fast but surely there would/is a way that it would work, but maybe at a slower speed?
It looks like I am the first person to say this: The Thunderbolt symbol looks like the Nazi Party's Schutzstaffel symbol. Take a look:
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The pic above was taken from the Wikipedia entry on "Schutzstaffel," which you can read here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schutzstaffel
That Wikipedia article states, "Built upon the Nazi ideology, the SS, under Heinrich Himmler's command, was responsible for many of the crimes against humanity during World War II (1939–1945)."