Firewire Adapter Pci
 |
 SIIG 3 port PCI FireWire 800 Adapter Card NN 831012  US $49.99
|
 ADAPTEC AFW 4300A 3 Port I394P VER102 Firewire PCI Adapter Card US $49.99
|
 STARTECH 2 PORT PCI 1394A FIREWIRE 400 ADAPTER CARD US $48.88
|
 TRENDnet 3 Port FireWire PCI Adapter TFW H3PI US $36.11
|
 TRENDnet 6 port 3x USB 20 3x FireWire 400 Combo PCI Adapter TFU H33PI NEW US $35.00
|
 Lot of 8 2 Port Firewire PCI Host Adapter Cards US $34.99
|
 SIIG INC NN 300012 S6 3 Port FireWire PCI Adapter US $32.63
|
 Startechcom PCI1394 4 4 Port PCI FireWire Adapter Card US $32.33
|
 TrendNet TFW H3PI 3PORT FIREWIRE PCI CARD ADAPTER Kit US $32.29
|
 Startechcom PCI1394MP 4Port PCI FireWire Adapter Card US $32.11
|
 PCI E Firewire IEEE 1394a 21 Port Adapter Card US $30.39
|
 TRENDNET TFW H3PI 3 PORT FIREWIRE PCI ADAPTER US $29.99
|
 Siig 3 port PCI 1394 FireWire Adapter US $25.50
|
 New Sealed IoGear GUF320 3 x Hi Speed USB 20 2 x FireWire 400 PCI Adapter Card US $25.46
|
 VIA 8 Port Firewire USB PCI Adapter Card SIMT107B US $25.28
|
 StarTech PCI1394MP 4 Port PCI FireWire Adaptor Card US $25.00
|
 Adaptec 3 Port Firewire PCI Card Universal Host Adapter AFW 4300A I394P Ver 102 US $24.99
|
 StarTech PCI FireWire Adapter Card US $24.99
|
 Apple Firewire 800 3 Ports PCI Adapter by SIIG US $21.99
|
 TRENDnet 3 Port FireWire Host PCI Adapter US $20.73
|
 SIIG 1394 3 Port Firewire PCI Card Adapter NN 400P33 US $20.00
|
 SIIG 1394 3 PORT PCI I O FIREWIRE ADAPTER NEW US $20.00
|
 SIIG 1394 3 Port PCI i e FireWire Adapter PCI NN 440012 US $19.99
|
 SIIG NN 300012 S6 1394 3 port PCI IO FireWire adapter 3 ports US $19.99
|
 Lot of 2 Dell 0F4582 Dual Port 400 Firewire PCI Adapter Card US $19.99
|
 SIIG FireWire 800 3 Port PCI Host Adapter NN 830012 S1 US $19.99
|
Light Peak, ThunderBolt And Also The New MacBook Pro
Apple launched the latest Macbook Pro Feb. 24, the 56th birthday of CEO Jobs. A majority of the commentary about the new MacBook Pro is about Light Peak. Light Peak is an innovative new I/O protocol created by Intel. As the first company to implement Light Peak, Apple has taken the liberty to rebrand the interface as ThunderBolt.
About ThunderBolt velocity
Many are excited about the brand new ThunderBolt technology accessible on the new MacBook Pro offered by Apple. This is the only difference between the old and brand new models. Formerly known as Intel's Light Peak, ThunderBolt has dual channel transfer rates as high as 10 gigabits per second. The USB 3.0 could be changed by this I/O technology according to Apple. An HD movie can be transferred, up to 20 gigabits, from a source in less than 30 seconds on the MacBook Pro with ThunderBolt, Intel explained. The new Apple MacBook Pro has five models accessible. These contain two that are 13-inches, two that are 15-inches and one that is 17-inches. Prices run $1,200 to $2,500 before possibilities. Dual or quad-core versions are available in all MacBooks. The Intel Core i5 or i7 processors are accessible.
FireWire isn’t almost as fast as ThunderBolt is
Thunderbolt technology offers the flexibility of FireWire with transfer speeds up to three times faster. Only one port for ThunderBolt is needed, just like FireWire, for MacBook Pro as the devices could be interconnected for Thunderbolt. There is no need for an external power adapter. That is because power is supplied in ThunderBolt. Many functions can be done on one interface on ThunderBolt. The process figures out what the use is automatically. The technology will work as an interface for everything from external hard drives to display monitors. Intel's Light Peak prototypes featured optical cables, but Apple's ThunderBolt runs on copper wires in order to support bus-powered peripherals.
Apple makes big change
There can be ThunderBolt devices shipped soon. It will start in the spring of this year. FireWire and USB adapters could be enabled. This is because Apple’s ThunderBolt taps peripherals to the PCI interface. The brand new MacBook Pro also comes with 2 USB 2.0 ports and one FireWire 800 port. The ThunderBolt brings Apple ahead of the competition again just as it was the first to create a laptop, the MacBook Air, without an optical drive in 2010 as it stopped using the floppy drive in 1998. ThunderBolt will likely be adopted in 2010 by PC manufacturers keeping up with Apple.
Articles cited
New York Times
nytimes.com/external/venturebeat/2011/02/24/24venturebeat-thunderbolt-intels-light-peak-high-speed-int-56256.html?partner=rss&emc=rss
Engadget
engadget.com/2011/02/24/apple-unveils-thunderbolt/
Techland
techland.time.com/2011/02/24/new-macbook-pros-have-landed/
External Firewire PCI card for Laptop
You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed.
Comments are closed.