All Blog Posts Tagged 'cables' (6)

Today I in barked on a mission to clean up. I have zip ties and adhesive cable things.

This is what I started with.

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Belkin makes the best VGA/SVGA cables for the monitors . I have used others and none compare up to belkin They have a better core made cable then any others in the world . They actually do come with a Life Time Warranty . They come with the over sized thumb screws. The pvc premolds and the aluminum undermold shield .The shield reduces cross talk and interference . The Gold plated copper contacts provide great conductivity. The cable is constructed with three coaxial and five twisted pair cables.… Continue

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Alright guys, hopefully this will be an ongoing series of "Stupid tricks you shouldn't fall for." Episode 1: Cables. Of all kinds. Seriously. Check it out some time. Go online, and look up some kind of cable. Any cable. VGA, DVI, Composite, Component, CAT5, CAT6, SATA, USB, FireWire, whatever. Sort it by price. You'll notice something interesting. At the low end, cables come relatively cheap. Take for instance, SATA150 cables. One cable costs $9.99. Another? $2.49 Why a $7.50 cent variance?… Continue

There have been many ways to transfer your files from a PC to a Mac but most were pretty hard to do for the average person. Well not anymore because Belkin has made a Switch-to-Mac Cable that allows you to move music, movies, photos, and Internet preferences to your new Mac. All you have to do is plug one end of the USB into your Mac and the other end into your PC. After that it automatically takes your files and transfers them to your Mac. The Switch-to-Mac Cable will be out soon for around $50… Continue

Perfect secrecy has come a step closer with the launch of the world's first computer network protected by unbreakable quantum encryption at a scientific conference in Vienna. The network connects six locations across Vienna and in the nearby town of St Poelten, using 200 km of standard commercial fibre optic cables. Quantum cryptography is completely different from the kinds of security schemes used on computer networks today. These are typically based on complex mathematical procedures which… Continue