Quote Originally Posted by \/icious View Post
So youre trying to say its worthless because it cant be saturated? Not sure im following your logic.
I'm saying if people and manufacturers won't pay for something not needed. eSATA and USB are now included "free" on every chipset.

Then consider the cost of thunderbolt. It probably costs a company like Asus about $10, +/-$5, to buy that chip. And to pay for that in their product, they need to charge an extra $20. Is that a smart business decision? Do their customers need more than eSATA and USB already provides?

don't answer these questions. for the answer let's wait until thunderbolt shows up on PC motherboards.