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December 30th, 2011 by admin

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Thunderbolt devices are still irritatingly thin on the ground (TUAW)

Apple's announcement of Thunderbolt on Feb 24th was greeted by excitement, as
Mac users became aware of the tantalising possibilities of this new high-speed
port. There's lots of things Thunderbolt can do that were simply not possible
before -- driving multiple external displays from a single port, "docking" a
laptop to a selection of external ports via a single cable, expanding a laptop
with high-performance desktop graphics cards.

Then there are applications that older standards like Firewire and USB simply
aren't fast enough to cope with, such as capturing uncompressed 1080p video or
very fast external drives like RAID arrays or sold state drives. Our own Chris
Ward went so far as to ask if Thunderbolt could foretell the end of the line
for the Mac Pro as we know it, by allowing a Mac mini sized chassis to be
endlessly exapanded via external Thunderbolt-connected peripherals.

And yet... ten months later, if you go to Apple's store and search for
'Thunderbolt', you'll see just 11 products, three of which are Apple's own
ultra-expensive Thunderbolt Display (plus its VESA mount) and the official
Thunderbolt cable. There's three LaCie BigDisks, at $500 for 1 TB and $600 ...

TUAW

Will a solid state drive be compatible with my white mac book?

I am looking at a 128 gb ssd on ebay and i was wondering if it would work with my white mac book. My mac book specs are intel core 2 duo, 2.4 ghz. Please help. If you want to see it it is right here http://cgi.ebay.com/OCZ-OCZSSD2-1C128G-128gb-2-5-SATA2-solid-state-disk-SSD_W0QQitemZ380066468071QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item380066468071&_trkparms=72%3A1416%7C39%3A1%7C66%3A2%7C65%3A12%7C240%3A1318&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14

im pretty sure it would, but i recommend contacting the seller just in case