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Intel demos Light Peak laptop; production by end of 2010
Intel have been showing off their Light Peak technology again, demonstrating the 10Gbit/sec connection as integrated into a new laptop by pumping out two simultaneous HD streams to a nearby HDTV. The system used a specially adapter USB cable which paired the regular electrical wires with optical cabling, while the screen itself required a separate decoding box since it lacked the necessary Light Peak port.
As for the laptop, that gets a new 12mm square chip that converts the electrical signals into light pulses. According to Intel
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Intel Desktop Board DX79SI Pictured - 09/15/2011 10:20 AM
Next to other X79 motherboards on display, Intel has their reference boards ready as well. Check out the pgoto's pf the Intel Desktop Board Extreme Series DX79SI. A socket LGA2011 mobo that has eight...
Intel Desktop Board DX79SI Pictured - 09/15/2011 10:20 AM
Next to other X79 motherboards on display, Intel has their reference boards ready as well. Check out the pgoto's pf the Intel Desktop Board Extreme Series DX79SI. A socket LGA2011 mobo that has eight...