UA would be doing us a service and garnering a whole lot of support and goodwill. Do we even know if that's why UA isn't releasing them? Have they said that? One answer to the question of needing a Windows driver would be "So they cover as many Windows computers as possible", but I haven't seen anything from Windows on this. Maybe I'm missing something but why would they need Windows to have a driver if Intel already has one? Macs use Intel Thunderbolt drivers, correct? Fact check me on that one- I don't know- maybe Apple has their own driver. jnTracks, while you are correct that Windows doesn't have a unified driver for Thunderbolt, Intel ( ) does.
The USB version isn't something all of us want to use- we know the difference. UA, if you're reading this, PLEASE update your drivers to work with Windows. That's only a guess but I don't see why they would continue making two versions of their products when the standard will become the same for both Mac and PC. Since Thunderbolt 3 is the same type of connection as USB-C, I think it will help to make cross platform compatibility a reality for Universal Audio products in the future. All versions of Thunderbolt offer lower latency and faster transfer rates than USB 3 and 3.1 it can a lso transfer more than double the power (10W). However, Thunderbolt is simply a superior connection than USB 3.0 and 3.1. Unfortunately I didn't read into the compatibility far enough to realize it was only compatible with Macs because of UA's lack of driver support (Thunderbolt in Windows is relatively new so I understand this). I recently upgraded it for the sole purpose of using the thunderbolt version of the Apollo Twin Duo. My Windows computer has Thunderbolt 3 (and 2 and 1) capability. The short of it is this: I think the Thunderbolt Apollo Twin Duo should be compatible with Windows.
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