
While the fiber version loses the ability to power devices, it's reportedly far faster and capable of running to the "tens of meters." Dave Mr. Salvator wouldn't commit to a release date, or how much more we'll be expected to pay for the cables, but given that we're also expecting to see PCI-Express 3.0 bolted on to the standard soon, we'll start saving today.
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This is good news in my opinion. There's nothing wrong in advancements, that's for sure anyway.
I wonder how much it costs to manufacture and how much the cost of purchase are?
Thunderbolt isn't popular - and IMO won't be popular ever (like Firewire).
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