There is often a discrepancy in the use of labels such as ODM and OEM when it comes to considering the types of products that one might buy. ODM stands for Original Design Manufacturer while OEM is an abbreviation for Original Equipment Manufacturer. The two terms refer to two completely different approaches to product manufacturing Read more »
Cable Management
Common Connectors Used in Computer Set up
USB Type A USB comes from Universal Serial Bus, and the idea behind this generous name was that this type of interface would connect the computer to any type of equipment, eliminating old ports, such as the serial port or the parallel port. USB cables now allow data transfer and more. USB Type B USB Read more »
A Simple Guide to Computer Connectivity
Desktop computers and mobile devices are everywhere and we use them every day to perform tasks through their inbuilt functionalities, but in most cases, we use our digital devices to connect to other digital devices and to obtain information or to perform tasks through digital networks. Digital networks vary in type and size – most Read more »
The Differences Between VGA and HDMI – Two Standards and What Sets Them Apart
Video technology works with several display standards, two of the most common ones being VGA and HDMI, both coming with specific parameters in terms of aspect ratio, display size and resolution, refresh rate and color depth. Both standards are associated with specific connectors, features and image quality. VGA stands for Video Graphics Array and denotes Read more »
How a HDMI Cable Works
HDMI stands for High-Definition Multimedia Interface, a standard for connecting high-definition devices by providing a universal connection capable of combining audio and video signals into a single interface. The technology was developed at the beginning of the millennium and launched in 2003. The basic principle behind it is very similar to that of DVI cables, Read more »
What Is VGA?
VGA is an abbreviation and it stands for Video Graphics Array, a type of standard interface or connection consisting of specialized ports, cables and connectors between video devices, such as projectors and monitors. The ports and cables used for setting up a VGA connection have a recognizable appearance: the plug at the end of Read more »
Types of HDMI Connectors
A HDMI cable transmits audio and video signals, making it simple to connect an entire system. The latest generation of cables offer greater durability, support for all forms of 4K Ultra HD (2160p), and additional features such as built-in Ethernet technology. These high-speed cables are retro-compatible. There are five sorts of connector utilized with HDMI. Read more »
What is a Fiber Optic Cable?
Nowadays, popular fiber optic cable has multiple uses. Basically, all the major telecommunications distribution networks are built on this technology. Different optical, analog and/ or digital signals can be transmitted through fiber optic cables. They allow massive and long distance communications, the transmission distance depending on the power of the equipment mounted at their ends. Read more »
Can Old Cables Be Recycled?
Cables, such as the popular 4k hdmi cable, are composed of a metal core, usually made from copper or aluminium, surrounded by a plastic insulation. Both materials being recyclable, old cables can be efficiently recycled – here is how the process goes: Old cables are collected by recycling companies that pay a predefined price for Read more »
Simple Ways to Disguise Visible Cords and Cables
A room in which cables are nicely arranged in place provides a sense of order. Homes and working places nowadays have to be comfortable and functional, but without the cables connecting the devices to the electrical system, life would be much more difficult. But what can we do to prevent those high speed 50 ft Read more »