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Showing posts with label Thunderbolt. Show all posts
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Thursday, October 6, 2011

HTC Thunderbolt Overclocked

After the potentially path breaking over clocking of the HTC Thunderbolt to 1.8GHz, another major barrier has been breached with the same person over clocking the device to 2GHz, 2.01 to be exact.
After the potentially path breaking over clocking of the HTC Thunderbolt to 1.8GHz, another major barrier has been breached with the same person over clocking the device to 2GHz, 2.01 to be exact.
The user had a Qualcomm 1GHz Snapdragon MSM8655 CPU stock, and reported that the device was stable when over clocked. What that does to the hardware and battery life is anybody’s guess.
Nevertheless, it is seen as the start of something big, and we sure are going to wait for a public release of the kernel.

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Apple Introduces World’s First Thunderbolt Display

Add on. And on. And on. Daisy-chain up to six high-performance devices for a complete desktop workstation.

Built right in.The fastest, most flexible I/O ever lets this display do things others simply can’t.
Thunderbolt I/O technology lets you move data between your devices and your computer with unprecedented speed. With two channels of 10-Gbps throughput in both directions, it’s up to 20 times faster than USB 2.0 and up to 12 times faster than FireWire 800. And it allows you to connect as many as six devices through a single, compact port. Now, for the first time, all that power and flexibility is available through a port built right into your display. Which makes the Apple Thunderbolt Display so much more than just a pretty screen. Learn more about Thunderbolt
The ultimate docking station.With built-in Thunderbolt and MagSafe connections, the Apple Thunderbolt Display transforms any new Mac notebook into a complete desktop workstation.
One-cable convenience. Thunderbolt versatility.
With its 27-inch LED-backlit screen, the new Thunderbolt Display delivers a brilliant viewing experience. But connect it to any Thunderbolt-enabled Mac, and it becomes a plug-and-play hub for everything you do. You get 27 inches of high-resolution screen space, high-quality audio, a FaceTime HD camera, and support for FireWire 800 and Gigabit Ethernet. All through a single connection.
MagSafe connector.
The Thunderbolt Display includes a MagSafe connector that powers and charges your MacBook Pro or MacBook Air. The connector sits on your desk, ready and waiting. No need to unwind the cord to the power adapter that came with your notebook. Leave it exactly where it is, in your bag.


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