From Data connections to Video set ups, learn more about computer cables.
DVI. HDMI. VGA. These abbreviations may not sound like household names, but chances are you’re likely to spot them in most homes. Known as “cable connectors,” these fellas are responsible for the tran...
6GBits/s is the supported speed....
FireWire 800 refers to any FireWire port that conforms to the IEEE 1394b standard. This standard, which amends the IEEE 1394 1995 and IEEE 1394a 2000 standards, upgrades the prior standards by allowin...
FireWire 400 refers to any FireWire port that conforms to either IEEE 1394 1995 or IEEE 1394a 2000 standards. Firewire 400 can apply to both the 4-pin and 6-pin Firewire connections. For more informat...
Similar to the standard SATA connector, the eSATA connector is shielded and designed to connect external mass storage devices or optical drives to an eSATA port. Due to its shape, this connector is so...
Rack-mounted servers typically have a DB9 serial port, which allows system administrators to access a server remotely through a serial console session, even if the network is down....
A type of D-Sub connector. DB-25s are commonly found on computing equipment where they are employed to connect peripherals. They are common to parallel ports or RS-232 ports on PC computers but are al...
In-wall-rated cables are designed with a slow-burning outer jacket to help prevent the spread of flames in the event of a fire. Many areas have fire codes that mandate the use of CL2-rated cables for ...
The new Ultra Slim Series USB 3.0 Micro B cables are 34AWG for data and 23AWG for power. The cable diameter is 4.0mm....
Plenum-rated cables are specifically designed for use in the plenum spaces of commercial buildings, which are used for air circulation. These cables feature outer jackets made from materials that do n...