Apple Thunderbolt Cable (2.0 m) - White
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$49.00
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Overview
Thunderbolt technology supports fast data transfers with two independent channels of 10Gb/s each. And Thunderbolt 2 technology can bond the two channels for a superfast 20Gb/s. 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 two Thunderbolt-equipped Mac computers in target disk mode, network two Mac computers with OS X Mavericks, or use your iMac as a display for a MacBook Pro or MacBook Air.
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 16-Feb-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 8-Jan-2019
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macbook 2008 model Can used Thunderbolt calt to migrant Macbook air 2017?
- Asked by Ken W from RC
- on 1-Jan-2019
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about Apple Thunderbolt cable can i use to connect from Mac to Mac (like FireWire)
- Asked by Anonymous A from XX
- on 28-Jun-2011
Answer
Only on the new 2011 iMac's and MacBook Pro's.
- Answered by Hayden C from Sydney
- on 20-Jul-2011
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What products support thunderbolt?
- Asked by Anonymous A from XXXXXXX
- on 8-Jul-2011
Best Answer:
Not many products support Thunderbolt at the time. Currently, all thats available at the time is the Not many products support Thunderbolt at the time. Currently, all thats available at the time is the Apple Thunderbolt Display, some storage devices, some video capture devices and adapters for FireWire 800, Ethernet and fiber channel.
- Answered by Ryan G from Abbotsford
- on 23-Jul-2011
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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 14-Aug-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 11-Sep-2011
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