Intel says Light Peak coming next year, can and will coexist with USB 3.0 | Engadget
Intel Light Peak technology is demonstrated, we want it yesterday - PC Perspective
Intel Light Peak: a tech guide | ZDNet
Intel: USB 3.0 or would you prefer “Light Peak”? - desktop computer
6.15 gigabits/s uncompressed video streaming - Intel Light Peak - Lighting up 10 Gbps links in 2011
Intel holding Light Peak event on Thursday, new MBPs likely to have Light Peak - 9to5Mac
Sony's Dust Up Over Its Light Peak Port
Intel's Light Peak Connector To Ship In 2010? | HotHardware
Intel Demonstrates Light Peak Connectivity Standard Running on Laptop - MacRumors
Exclusive: Apple dictated Light Peak creation to Intel, could begin migration from other standards as early as 2010 | Engadget
Intel unveils the company's latest Thunderbolt interface technology during a press briefing in San Francisco, California February 24, 2011. The new high-speed interface, formerly known as Light Peak, will be made available
Intel's Light Peak optical interconnect shrinks slightly, LaCie, WD, Compal and Avid begin prototyping | Engadget
How Light Peak Works | HowStuffWorks
Intel's Codename Light Peak Launches as Thunderbolt
How Sony accidentally did the right thing with Light Peak | The Verge
Intel's Light Peak Technology Could Kill USB 3.0 | WIRED
Intel unveils Light Peak 10Gbps optical interconnect for mobile devices | Engadget
What is Light Peak Technology ?
Intel Light Peak - Lighting up 10 Gbps links in 2011
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Sources: 'Light Peak' technology not Apple idea - CNET
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What is Light Peak Technology [Thunderbolt]
Intel Light Peak: a tech guide | ZDNet
Intel Officially Announces Thunderbolt Technology, Formerly Codenamed Light Peak | HotHardware
Why Apple is betting on Light Peak with Intel: a love story | AppleInsider
