 Welcome to a very exciting unboxing. This is the Apple Thunderbolt cable. This is a 2 meter cable and it is $50. Now there's a reason it's $50, but I don't know if that necessarily accounts for the entire cost. And that is because Thunderbolt cables are active cables, meaning they have actual processing chips in both ends to enable the Thunderbolt signal to be turned into like other more different Thunderbolt signal and then passed along a long distance carrying huge 10 gigabit per second bandwidth both ways and daisy chaining things and all kinds of performance. However, I figure if it's a $50 cable, who knows what kind of effects unboxing it could have. So we're going to start by undoing the packaging here, which Apple has helpfully covered with all kinds of warranty information and T's and C's and all that kind of good stuff. Okay and there's, hold on, we should check the instructions to see if they have any information about what happens when you open this cable. Uh huh, okay, interesting. I have the tower! I have the tower! I have the tower! I have the tower! I have the tower!