Mushkin’s CES extravaganza
Mushkin launched a number of new storage products at CES and they passed on a bit of information on them for you to peruse. Pilot-E - M.2 2280 PCIe SSD Featuring Silicon…
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Tag: Thunderbolt
Western Digital Releases My Book Pro – up to 12TB of Thunderbolt Connected Storage
Western Digital has launched a new Thunderbolt RAID-capable external drive called the My Book Pro: The My Book Pro connects a pair of 3, 4, 5, or 6TB HDD's to a host system…
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Lexar Professional Workflow HR2, UR1, SR1, CFR1, DD256 Review – Fully Loaded Media Hub
Lexar is Micron’s brand covering SD Cards, microSD Cards, USB flash drives, and card readers. Their card readers are known for being able to push high in...
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Thunderbolt 3 – 40 Gbps Thunderbolt, USB 3.1, DP 1.2 all on USB-C
Today at Computex, Intel took the wraps off of the latest iteration of Thunderbolt, a technology that I am guessing many of you thought was dead in the…
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Startech’s dual drive, dual Thunderbolt enclosure
The StarTech Thunderbolt Dual SSD Enclosure S252SMTB3 is fairly expensive at just over $200 empty but thankfully they included a Thunderbolt cable; you will need to provide the second cable...
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Apple Announces New Mac Minis with Haswell. What?
I was not planning to report on Apple's announcement but, well, this just struck me as odd. So Apple has relaunched the Mac Mini with fourth-generation Intel Core processors, after two years…
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NVIDIA GTX 780 Ti on Thunderbolt 2 by DIYers
Externally-attached GPUs have been a topic for many years now. Numerous companies have tried, including AMD and Lucid, but no solution has ever been a widely known and…
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NAB 2014: Elgato Thunderbolt Dock Announced
Hmm, this is more Thunderbolt than I think we heard all year. Is there like, a video production event going on right now? No matter, because news is news (and so are…
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NAB 2014: Thunderbolt Networking Announced for Windows
Video professionals are still interested in Thunderbolt in probably much the same way as Firewire needed to be pried from their cold, dead hands. It is a very high bandwidth connector, useful…
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LaCie Ships Industry’s First 5TB External Hard Drive
That didn't take very long, Toshiba just announced their 5TB drive and now LaCie has announced an external drive with 5TB of storage. You will need Thunderbolt to properly interface with it,…
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ASUS Never Sold ThunderboltEX. Intel Has Bigger Plans?
Thunderbolt has not exactly caught on for mainstream devices. Outside of media production, USB has a strong brand and carries less of a premium than Thunderbolt. Motherboard vendors and system builders can…
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Computex 2013: Thunderbolt 2 with 4K support
We received Thunderbolt, on the PC at least, a year ago. While not yet ubiquitous, we will be receiving...
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Podcast #246 – ASUS P8Z77-I Deluxe Mini-ITX motherboard, more Frame Rating, DirectX 12 and more!
PC Perspective Podcast #246- 04/11/2013 Join us this week as we discuss the ASUS P8Z77-I Deluxe Mini-ITX motherboard, more Frame Rating, DirectX…
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NAB 2013: G-Technology Launches G-Dock With Thunderbolt
G-Technology took the wraps off of a new external storage product lineup during NAB (National Association of Broadcasters) this week. The new series includes the G-Dock thunderbolt-connected hard drive dock, and…
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Intel updates Thunderbolt
As promised, the new Falcon Ridge Thunderbolt controller will be arriving soon, bringing improvements to Thunderbolt. There will be two different updates supplied by Intel, the first is a doubling of bandwidth…
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Intel Shows DSL4510/4410 and Falcon Ridge 20 Gbps Thunderbolt at NAB
Way back in July of 2012 Tim Verry wrote a news story on PC Perspective discussing the upcoming Falcon Ridge and Cactus Ridge Thunderbolt controllers, due out in 2014 and...
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Thunderbolt comes to ROG with the Maximus V Extreme
The new ASUS ROG Maximus V Extreme board has a high standard to meet thanks to the performance of previous models of the Maximus Extreme series. Right off the bat you can…
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