Assertion: thunderbolt | /r/HasProperty | new
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: compared to firewire
type: OTHER
value: with usb
type: OTHER
value: for connecting peripherals
type: PURPOSE
value: for connecting external devices
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: Thunderbolt is brand new, and as such it will be a while before it becomes anywhere near as commonplace as USB and FireWire.
text: Thunderbolt is the latest technology for connecting external devices to your PC, and is replacing Firewire (1394) as the standard connection for audio recording interfaces and pro video devices.
text: Thunderbolt, developed by both Intel and Apple, is the newest specification which effectively combines both PCI Express and Apple’s Mini DisplayPort display technology.
text: Thunderbolt is the newer one that aims to compete with Firewire, and even with USB.
text: Thunderbolt is a new standard for connecting peripherals to your computer...
text: Thunderbolt is a relatively new technology that supports high-resolution displays and high-performance data through one single port, but the connectivity allows you to add several devices to your computer through a daisy chain of cords.
text: Because Thunderbolt is newer technology compared to Firewire (and is still in the process of rapidly evolving), Thunderbolt devices can still be somewhat pricey compared to Firewire and USB devices.
text: Thunderbolt 3 is the latest standard and it adds many new major features and capabilities.
text: Thunderbolt 3: Thunderbolt 3 is the newest standard and brings about a few pretty big changes.
text: However, Thunderbolt is fairly new and is changing quickly.
text: Thunderbolt is very new, and there are not many connectivity options at the current time other than a few of the new Apple iMacs and Macbooks," said Erik Willey, who markets the company's LCD monitors and PCs.
text: Thunderbolt is the latest technology available for connecting external devices to your PC.
text: Developed by both Intel and Apple, Thunderbolt is the newest specification which effectively combines both PCI Express and Apple’s Mini DisplayPort display technology.