Bring me some 10g goodness!

@thain

Ever heard of bendable fiber? it's a non issue.

Also Don't jump to conclusions. Fiber can be bundled with copper for power without interference because it's light. Intel is proactive in making Lightpeak a powered connection.

You guys jumping to conclusions. Light Peak will have copper wound in for power. At the time of demonstration Intel didn't have time to put in copper because they just wanted to demonstrate speed.

Light Peak will carry power in the final spec.

It love having just one standard connection and this looks like that perfect solution. The hackintosh could mean Apple and Intel are codeveloping it and will most likely replace Firewire.

This is what makes it possible to ship different country outlet plugs with the same product.

As Jobs said in the keynote, jokingly, this really is the new Apple.

Behold...the Mercedes Viper.

Looks like another Dull product to me.

@dagamer43

I may not want an elaborate speaker setup or the clutter of a separate set of speakers. The pursuit of thinness is crazy because they're already damn thin. I want improvements of components inside rather than shrinking them.

at&t does have more to lose because of the free sms and international calling rates. at&t tells the truth that they do not have any control of the app store but they did set strict guidelines on what apps can be used on their network. All Apple is doing is following the terms in their agreement. As for Apple's Visual Voicemail, that's not much of a threat because the people who use GV are using a different number from their personal number so they don't get a lot of junk messages. They still have Apple Visual Voicemail for personal calls.

at&t is the loser here.