Apple Thunderbolt Cable (0.5m) - White
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A$45.00
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Overview
Thunderbolt technology supports fast data transfers with two independent channels of 10 Gbps each. And Thunderbolt 2 technology can bond the two channels for a super-fast 20 Gbps. Use this cable to connect Thunderbolt-enabled devices to the Thunderbolt or Thunderbolt 2 port on your Mac.
The Apple Thunderbolt Cable lets you connect a Thunderbolt-equipped system to a Thunderbolt device. Connect a Thunderbolt-equipped Mac in target disk mode to another Mac for fast data access or system migration, or network two Thunderbolt-equipped computers.
What’s in the Box
Apple Thunderbolt Cable
Tech Specs
Connections
Thunderbolt
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Mac Models
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Answers from the community
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I have a late 2012 27inch iMac and a late 2012 21.5 inch iMac both with thunderbolt sockets. Can I connect the two together using the 21 as a monitor
- Asked by Hedi T from VANCOUVER
- on 17/02/2019
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Can i use this cable to connect my MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Mid 2015) with Benq SW 320 monitor which has a mini display port version 1.4
- Asked by Aarjav J from New Delhi
- on 09/01/2019
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macbook 2008 model Can used Thunderbolt calt to migrant Macbook air 2017?
- Asked by Ken W from RC
- on 02/01/2019
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How do I transfer data from my iMac without thunderbolt (only firewire) to my new Macbook Air with thunderbolt?
- Asked by Arvin V from Singapore
- on 15/08/2011
Best Answer:
If you are using transferring all of your data to the other Mac, the easiest and fastest way is to u If you are using transferring all of your data to the other Mac, the easiest and fastest way is to use 'Migration Assistant' with an ethernet cable as it can reach speeds of up to 2gb/s.
- Answered by Joseph C from Brighton
- on 12/09/2011
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Will this cable enable you to use the Mid 2010 iMac with Mini Display Port as a display for the new MacBook Pro with Thunderbolt in clam shell mode?
- Asked by Stephen G from Droitwich
- on 29/06/2011
Best Answer:
No. The 2010 iMac does not have Thunderbolt, so it cannot be used with this Thunderbolt cable. How No. The 2010 iMac does not have Thunderbolt, so it cannot be used with this Thunderbolt cable. However, you can use a mini-DP cable for the purpose you described with the 27" Mid-2010 iMac, because the MacBook Pro supports DP output on the Thunderbolt port, and the 27" Mid-2010 iMac accepts DP input using Target Display Mode.
- Answered by Eric A from Cupertino
- on 29/06/2011
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Can this Apple Thunderbolt Cable be used to connect to my Apple Charger USB-C 61W Power Adapter?
- Asked by Larry S from Portland
- on 31/01/2018
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