Adopted by Apple since the beginning of the year, Thunderbolt connectivity is also on the way to be offered by two computer manufacturers. Asus and Acer have just announced that several terminals based on Windows 7 would benefit from this ultra-fast transfer technology.
Direct competitor of USB 3.0 on Windows
This format is expected to compete with USB 3.0, the expected successor to the widely used USB 2.0, on all future computers. Starting next February, Thunderbolt could be available on the new Acer and Asus computers. As a reminder, this allows data to be transferred at a speed of up to 10 Gbs per second.
