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I don't buy a combined MDP / "Thunderbolt" port. Seems to me that those most interested in a new high-speed port would be the most likely to use an external display.
Then there's all the new icons plastered next to the ports. Why would Apple suddenly add all of those? They seem happy with the clean look now.
Finally, the "Thunderbolt" lightning-arrow icon looks suspiciously like a lot of high voltage symbols. Why use it for anything not *primarily* intended to carry power?
I call "fake" on the image, at least.
I don't buy a combined MDP / "Thunderbolt" port. Seems to me that those most interested in a new high-speed port would be the most likely to use an external display.
Then there's all the new icons plastered next to the ports. Why would Apple suddenly add all of those? They seem happy with the clean look now.
Finally, the "Thunderbolt" lightning-arrow icon looks suspiciously like a lot of high voltage symbols. Why use it for anything not *primarily* intended to carry power?
I call "fake" on the image, at least.