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• Eminent introduces twistable cables
  To organize television and computer cables, Eminent has introduced the so-called twistabled cables. Though they can be warped, these cables retain their shape when bent around other cables to keep them bundled. This makes tie-wraps unrequired fo ... (more) (0 comments)
• Mini-DisplayPort connector approved by VESA
  The Vidoe Electronics Standards Association, also known as VESA, has officially approved the Mini-DisplayPort connector. This makes the small version of the DisplayPort plug a worthy alternative to the conventional connector. VESA states that th ... (more) (0 comments)
• Belkin cable for Windows 7 Easy Transfer
  The Windows Easy Transfer utility makes it easy to transfer files and configuration settings from an old computer to a new Windows 7 system. Belkin has released a special USB cable that can be used to initiate the required transmission; the cabl ... (more) (0 comments)
• [IDF2009] Impressive USB 3.0 presentations
  On the IDF tech showcase, several manufacturers surprised us with impressive USB 3.0 presentations. Products using the new version of the popular connector are to become available by the end of this year. The available bandwidth is tenfold the ... (more) (0 comments)
• Prototype new HDMI connector surfaces
  Images have surfaced showing developers of the HDMI-specification have returned to the drawing board to design a mini-connector to be used in compact and mobile equipment. Type D, as the new mini-connector is branded, is expected to be released ... (more) (0 comments)
• SilverStone: reset your BIOS externally
  SilverStone's SST-CLEARCMOS makes it possible to reset the BIOS-chip on the motherboard, without having to open the case. According to the manufacturer, this is the ideal solution for an unsuccessful overclocking attempt. The external reset bu ... (more) (0 comments)
• [IDF08] USB 3.0 demonstration
  On the Intel Developer Forum, Intel showed a demonstration of USB 3.0 with its partner. The new standard, which is initially called SuperSpeed USB , is to achieve performance of up to 10x USB 2.0. Where USB 2.0 can reach theoretical speeds of ... (more) (0 comments)
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