You also need a firewire 800 cable. If you are going from Firewire 400, you need a firewire 400 to 800 cable. Then, you need a firewire to Thunderbolt adapter. Apple sells this cable.

Where there’s a will… First, you’ll need a Firewire 400 to Firewire 800 cable. Firewire 800 was the second-gen of Firewire, doubling its speed but – of course – changing the shape of its connector in ...

Apple will likely add USB-C to iPhone 15, making users buy new cables to replace their Lightning ones. Apple previously removed the 30-pin Dock Connector for iPod, FireWire, and other ports in ...

For $200 more, the vaunted "single cable solution" can be had with FireWire 800 devices in the mix, with either dual-4K or 5K plus all the other connectivity that the dock brings.

(Thunderbolt 3 uses the 10 Gbps Ethernet specification for peer-to-peer transfers between two computers using a Thunderbolt 3 to Thunderbolt 3 cable.) FireWire: If you have older equipment that ...

Pitched as “one cable to rule them all,” Thunderbolt could carry PCIe and DisplayPort, and it looked like it would quickly eclipse USB 3.0. In fact, the opposite happened.

The upcoming OWC Thunderbolt 2 Dock adds two more USB 3.0 ports, and a FireWire 800 port for just $20 more, so it might be worth waiting for that if you have legacy hardware or more connectivity ...

With the Intel announcement at NAB 2014 this week that Thunderbolt 2 will support peer-to-peer networking, there's yet another reason for hardware makers to embrace the versatile specification ...

The camera had a compact, four-pin FireWire port, while Macs have shipped with three different, successively faster ports that can talk to a FireWire device: FireWire 400 and 800 and Thunderbolt.

Thunderbolt Basics Thunderbolt I/O technology was developed by Intel Corporation, and each interface consists of two 10 Gbps full–duplex data path links that are essentially 12x faster than the ...