Sonnet Solo Thunderbolt 10GbE Network Adapter

This is a quick review of the Sonnet 10GbE Thunderbolt Network Adapter. As 10GbE networking becomes increasingly more popular, we need the ability to attach our laptops or docking stations to our network to take advantage of the speed. Today I cover one such adapter and give it a quick test using a Macbook Air M1 and a Windows laptop. If you have not already done so, please subscribe so you will know when there is new content.


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