Intel on Tuesday said it will have a special event on Thursday to kick start the new technology that is about to appear on the market, "hinting at a light peak in computers. News will include both short as one at its Santa Clara campus that will include technology demo press San Francisco. Although not explicitly name the light peak, the company just recently admitted that interconnect becomes usable.
Time has drawn attention as she rows exactly to talk about the new MacBook Pros, declared in the same day. Apple launches new Mac computers are usually on Tuesdays, but also, in part because of President's day, were moving News on Thursday. Apple has been regularly, is closely associated with light peak and had some input into the development together with Sony and others.
As recently as last year, Intel has been warning that peak light may not be ready until 2012, but suddenly became it promise for early 2011. Short-term solution would be to use copper wire in place of the namesake fiber optics, but will still reach a 10Gbps or double speed USB 3.0.
Apple seems to have many incentives to use technology like light peak. On the backend, it can simplify the connections behind the scenes for FireWire, USB and other standards in order to reduce footprint by increasing throughput. Dedicated external port, however, can lead to iPads and other devices much faster transmission speed, otherwise multiple hubs, which allow users to connect many different peripherals without a loss.
Future versions will use fibers could scale up to 100Gbps.
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