Apple Thunderbolt Display
What better display to make use of Thunderbolt than Apple's own homegrown product? Connect it to any Thunderbolt-enabled Mac, and all of a sudden it becomes a plug-and-play central hub for every task you need to accomplish.

Pegasus R4 and R6
Pegasus R4 and R6 were the first 4-bay and 6-bay High Performance Hardware RAID solutions that were designed to utilize Thunderbolt. Pegasus is pre-configured out of the box. Unpack, supply power, and connect your Thunderbolt cable and you're ready to rock and roll.

LaCie Little Big Disk
While the LaCie Little Big Disk is not available just yet, it will be soon (this summer). At the Intel Developer Forum in September 2010, a LaCie storage prototype exceeded transfer rates of 700MB/s while daisy-chained between an monitor and a computer.

Sonnet Fusion Storage Lineup
Sonnet's Fusion storage devices with Thunderbolt technology include a portable 2-drive SSD system, a 4-drive RAID 5 unit, and a professional 8-drive video edition RAID storage system. More information on Sonnet's storage lineup and product availability can be found here.

Blackmagic UltraStudio 3D
One of the huge advantages of Thunderbolt is how fast it transfers video. Blackmagic doesn't let down with its offering, which includes support for two streams of full resolution video up to 1080p HD for new stereoscopic 3D workflows! It's $995.

Matrox MXO2 Lineup
Matrox MXO2 devices can bring a user broadcast-quality video and audio capture, monitoring, output, and H.264 encoding for use with the latest editing and content creation. The full lineup won't be out until September however.

Promise SANLink Fibre Channel Adapter
The folks at Promise are at it again with their SANLink Fibre Channel adapter. With the adapter, SANLink can provide users with dual 4G Fibre Channel connectivity when connected to a Thunderbolt port.