With licensing and cost issues, can Thunderbolt break out of its niche?

Ars Technica
By Chris ForesmanJan 15, 2013, 9:15 am231 pts
Enlarge / Intel was still pimping Thunderbolt at the 2013 CES, even if vendors weren't as keen on the technology as they seemed to be last year. Chris Foresman Intel launched Thunderbolt in February 2011, choosing Apple as its first OEM partner. Almost two years later, the high-speed interconnect is still an…

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