IPad 2 with Light Peak

[Visitator]

Rumors continue around the next model of Apple Tablet in this case on the incorporation of a SUS Light Peak Connections, High Speed Interface for Intel. I wonder where the other end is connected, though. Apple Mac to include the port will be released. Pico is the light look terrible together. This will speed up the timing and great support. Anyone has any idea about this or get any information than please provide me without fail.

[Deep23]

Follow the buzz surrounding the upcoming Apple tablet model in this case on the incorporation of Light Peak connections, high speed interface for Intel (and Apple). The speculations are based on several points as the imminent launch of the new Macbook Pro (probably the first to market with this technology) or images of a mysterious port on the chassis of the iPad 2. There is no confirmation but a lot of sense.

[Wiro]

The new interconnect technology equipment and devices presented at IDF 2009, with the potential to achieve transfer rates of 100 Gb/s using optical communication, was an original design by Apple , which have asked Intel to its development after a meeting of top brass of both companies, Jobs. Although industry generally committed other standardized interfaces such as USB 3.0 and go cross about the delay of its implementation by Intel in its chipset, the company is committed to Light Peak and is certain that Apple will be his first and main promoter.

[switchblade327]

The Cupertino is clear where to incorporate and talk about iPhone iPad 5 and 2, the new phone and the new tablet apple company. It can transfer files at speeds of 100 Gbps using an optical connection and calling Steve Jobs a year ago along with its development for installation on Apple devices. Macbook Pro laptops with "Intel Sandy Bridge" to be launched in March can incorporate technology Light Peak, being the first and then turn iPad would play the two, later to iPhone 5. The rumor comes from Mac Rumors, who has confirmed the existence of this port in the new iPad by a photograph of the first case the device shown at CES 2011.

[BansiJ]

The port of light, Light Peak, it was announced last year as the next step to unseat USB 3.0, FireWire, and whatever else likes it. And the rumors of this new "standard" point to Apple. The company's apple cart would rise to a new connection technology according to CNET sources say, and that connection is very likely to be Light Peak. The funny thing is that the approach fits perfectly with its market launch this year as Intel said. Next week will unveil the new soft drink line for Apple's Macbook’s with integrated connector port happy, while rumors of an iPad handle 2 with the same grace. Regarding Light Peak is basically a port that goes to 10Gbps - twice the theoretical maximum of USB 3.0 - through copper cables. At first the connection was through optical cables but for practical reasons they changed over copper cables, while maintaining the bidirectional transfer rate. Sony is also expected to make their respective move.

[Antonio1]

IPad 2 Come the rumors about the new Apple tablet device that would come before the iPhone iPod Touch 5 large. The iPad 2 integrates Light Peak connection to a big improvement in speed and transfer large files between users, from tablet to tablet. The best part is that if we integrated 100 Gbps transfers and these are exorbitant for people who want to use between iPad and iPad 2. Connection Light Peak was invented by Intel and now host of Cupertino who can install it in the next Macbook’s and may iPad 2 and iPhone 5 also has the on output. Adopt has not been easy since they have been years of research, using it fully and above all proved unable to be considered for 2011, not 2010 as minimum.

[Aleksandra]

And most times, make the hand up toward the same direction. Something had to think about Intel, which is preparing a launch event for the launch of Light Peak, the new and innovative software architecture of the company in the world of connections. "Apple will have something to do with all this? Possibly, Light Peak is a wonderful revolution in the design of high speed connections (with a theoretical limit of up to 10 gigabits per second), which would open a whole new world of file transfers. Can you imagine the speed of transfers movies, backups and large files?

[mesterio]

Best of all is that February 24 is the birthday of Steve Jobs and it was speculated that a good gift to celebrate the 56 years the CEO of Apple would be the renewal of the family Macbook Pro, a laptop that would be the first to incorporate Light Technology Peak. We do not believe in coincidences (or does she?), But seeing a Light Peak in the new Macbook Pro (also could be in the iPad 2 now say will be presented on March 2) we feel like a lot. Peak Light unified in a single interface and under a single optical cable connector and connectivity needs of any computer, including networks, displays, peripherals, leaving outdated existing interfaces such as USB or FireWire.