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Comprehensive Range of Computer Cables for PC and Mac at SF Cable

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  SF Cable offers a comprehensive range of computer cables , compatible with both PC and Mac. Our selection includes Bi-Directional Printer Cables (DB25, CN36), Apple/MAC Cables, DB13W3 Sun Cables, DB25 Serial Cables, DB37 Serial Cables, DB9 Serial Cables, DB9/DB25 Modem Cables, DisplayPort Cables, DVI Adapters/Cables, Firewire (IEEE 1394), IDE Cables, IEEE-488C24MF Cables, Keyboard & Mouse Cables (PS/2/Din5), KVM Cables, Null Modem Cables (DB9, DB25), Power Supply Cables/Adapters, SATA/eSATA Cables, SCSI Cables/Adapters, SVGA Monitor Cables, SVGA Monitor Extension Cables, SVGA/3.5mm Audio Cables, and VGA Breakout Cables. All of our products are manufactured by ISO 9001-2000 registered manufacturers and are available at highly competitive rates. Furthermore, we provide excellent after-sales service and lifetime technical support on all products.

HDMI Cables: Debunking Common Myths!

If you are an avid buyer of electronic products, you must know about   HDMI cables . HDMI is an abbreviated form of High Definition Multimedia Interface. It is a single cable that helps to transmit high definition video and audio. There are several myths and misconceptions surrounding these cables. Here’s an insight to these myths along with the explanations and clarifications to each one of them. 1. There are hundred types of HDMI Cables This one is a huge myth. You will find several electronic shops that try to sell you an array of HDMI Cables. But in reality, there are only four major types of HDMI cables.  Standard Speed  Standard Speed with Ethernet  High Speed  High Speed with Ethernet Standard speed has 1080i resolution whereas high speed is rated to 1080p and higher. The Ethernet feature is an extra one and is needed only if your equipment needs Ethernet-over-HDMI compatibility. 2. You should consider ratings like 15.8 GB/S and Made for 2...

How Do Keystone Jacks Keep Trip Hazards at Bay?

Keystone jacks are regular size rectangular like modules. They help to attach wires to outlets in a patch panel or a wall plate. You can find a plenty of jacks that are available in the keystone format. These include jacks used for networking and telephone cables, USB and   HDMI cables   as well as coaxial and RCA cables. Sometimes too many wires and cables put together create a total mess. If you want to keep the area around you neat, tidy and accident free,   Keystone Jacks   will come of real help. As they keep the wires short and hidden, cable management becomes much easier. So how do Keystone Jacks bring in convenience and prevent trip hazards? Read ahead to know more. Recording studios If you have visited a recording studio, you might be aware about the number of cords and cables that are used. Right from the recording hardware, microphones and amplifiers to instruments, headphones and monitors, everything has to be connected to something. In order to c...