Thunderbolt can also daisy chain up to 7 devices and delivers a maximum of 10W of power without requiring any additional connectors. Speaking of which, the interface shares connectors and cabling with mini-DisplayPort and Intel promises these will remain unchanged when the technology switches from electrical to optical cables (sometime later this year). No details regarding the pricing of the Little Big Disk were made public, but the drive is expected to become available this summer.
If you want to know more about how Thunderbolt will affect USB 3.0, you can read our column “Intel Thunderbolt/LightPeak Might Spell Doom for USB 3.0” over here.
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