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- AUDIO & VIDEO
- HDMI
- COMPONENT
- COMPOSITE
- VGA & RGB
- DVI
- S-VIDEO
- XLR
- 3.5mm
- RCA AUDIO
- 1/4" PLUGS
- 2.5mm
- RF COAX
- IPOD ACCESSORIES
- COMPUTER SUPPLIES
- POWER SUPPLIES & CORDS
- WIRE MANAGEMENT
- CELL PHONE ADAPTERS
- PHONE SUPPLIES
- SERIAL & PARALLEL
- SCSI CABLES
- WALL PLATES
- CABLE TOOLS
- FIBER OPTIC
- CAT5 & 6
- FUSES
- BATTERIES
- SPEAKER ACCESSORIES
- SECURITY
- TV ACCESSORIES
About Computer Supplies
Computer cables are any cables that connect to your computer or from your computer. Examples of computer cables are: Keyboard cables there are two common types of these, older type PS2 and USB which is the newer version. Mouse cables same as Keyboard, has the older style PS2 and USB newer version. You also have your video cables for the monitor which can be VGA type, DVI type or HDMI type. Power cables allow you to turn on your computer or laptop. Firewire is Apple's name for a high speed data serial bus they developed. Also known as IEEE-1394, this digital interface technology can move up to 400 megabits per second, this is the Firewire 4 pin connector and 6 pin connector. The newest version of Firewire is the Firewire 800, which is capable of speeds up to 800 megabits per second, uses a 9 pin connector. You would need Firewire if you are connecting devices that are all Firewire and your computer has a Firewire port. Generally you will see Firewire connections on Cameras, DVD burners, Camcorders just to name a few examples. At OddCables.com, we sell a wide range of these cables to accommodate your cables needs.