One last thing, you mention 'there are other factors to consider as well. I guess I'll have to go USB 3.0 for WIn 7 for now. I hate that I have to make this choice, especially when 'standards' such as USB 3.0 and (to a lesser extent) Thunderbolt are supported in both OS'. I LOVE my Intensity Pro, but I can't lug my Mac Pro to New Jersey for this 24 hour gaming marathon for the Extra Life charity, so I'm forced to get a device for my new Macbook Pro. So, to record video, I do so on Mac OS X, but to stream, I'm forced to Windows 7 with X-Split and FME, especially is I want to use multiple video sources. The biggest problem is streaming, as everyone on OS X still struggle to stream with FME, especially since the audio drivers for the Intensity Pro continue to be problematic with that software. This is really a bummer that it's one or the other, especially since the Intensity Pro in my Mac Pro supports both OS. Also, Boot Camp in Mountain Lion does include Thunderbolt drivers for WIndows 7, and Mountain Lion obviously supports USB 3.0

The new wave of non-Retina Macbook Pro's also have both. Please make whomever needs to know that it's NOT just the Retina Display MBP that has Thunderbolt and USB 3.0. Is the bandwidth of the USB 3.0 port on the MacBook sufficient to pass video through the Intensity Shuttle? Or, can the Windows partition of your MacBook fully utilize the Thunderbolt port to work with our TB hardware? We don't want to speculate, and without officially testing, certifying, and supporting these configurations we can't make a recommendation that fully works for the setup you're trying to achieve. Other than just driver support, there are other factors to consider as well. However, at this time, we don't have driver support on Windows for Thunderbolt hardware nor do we have driver support on Mac for USB 3.0 hardware. We are aware that recently Apple has added USB 3.0 to its MacBook Pro Retina Display, and there are now Windows capable motherboards with Thunderbolt. Officially, the Intensity Thunderbolt devices are Mac OSX compatible only, and the Intensity Shuttle USB 3.0 is Windows compatible only.

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