![]() Thunderbolt allows users to connect to monitors sport mini DisplayPort, or DisplayPort connections. For comparison, your current USB 2.0 devices only get 480 Mbps through the cable! With this technology, you can drive multiple inputs including monitors, workstations, and audio equipment without a bird’s nest under your desk. ![]() Despite this, you’re still getting bi-directional (in and out as they say), 10 Gbps connection over a cable, plus a 10 Watt feed so you can power heavy equipment on the go (you don’t get that with USB). While Light Peak was developed to work over fiber (literally for light speeds), Thunderbolt is implemented over copper. It’s not an Apple technology, but rather the culmination of Intel’s handiwork in combination with Apple’s mini DisplayPort. Thunderbolt technology is what was Intel’s Light Peak.
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