SF Cable Inc

The technology evolution is a dynamic process. It evolves day by day with new twists and turns. For instance, ever since we had USB cables and ports, they made our life easier with steady growth throughout the years. Back in the days, when USB ports didn’t exist, Pentium or Pentium II ports saved us. You will likely remember having multiple colored ports to deal with! And how can we not remember PS/2 connector or serial port to connect a mouse and keyboard? I am sure you must have remembered about having to hook up those bulk printers and scanners with parallel ports and metal clamps. Here we can clearly say that without the revolution of USB ports, we’d still be dealing with those serial connectors in the same old fashion.  USB cables  and ports achieved a great transformation for the past two decades. But do you ever wonder from where it all began? Today, let’s roll back to 1990s when the USB was invented first… USB 1.1 -The Beginning The first ever USB version U...

The world of USBs. Inevitably and essentially important to venture into if you want to use them. Sometimes, even though we use them, we do not have much knowledge about the type we should use and why. Whenever we go for buying USB Adapters and cables, all we check is the purpose it needs to solve. This is when some detailed insights into USB might come of help. Today, we shall talk about USB C cables. These days, it is quite common to find them everywhere right from charging cables to external hard drives. Although all USB C look the same, all of them offer different functionalities and capabilities. Let’s get to know few things about them we were previously unaware of. Introduction To USB C When it comes to transmitting data and power, USB C is the industry standard connector. The USB Implementers Forum – the body that develops and certifies USB standards developed the USB C connector. Above 700 companies are a member of this forum including companies like HP, Apple, M...

“Listen baby, I'm sorry, just want to tell you don't worry, I will be late, don’t stay up and wait for me, I said again, you’re dropping out, my battery is low, Just so you know, we're going to a place nearby Gotta go!” Whenever I used to hear lyrics of the song “The Call” from the Backstreet boys, I used to chuckle over the agonies that the absence of USB cables and chargers could bring for couples that want to keep connected 24/7 (Or not? 😉 😉). Forget the charger and their world of relationship comes tumbling down! These struggles didn’t last long though. The market witnessed the advent of wireless data charging and transfer equipment. Many have started embracing these wireless inventions but they are still skeptical as to whether or not they will replace USBs in the future. Well, just so that you know, the USB Adapters and cables are here to stay. And no, they do not seem to be getting extinct in the near future. Although some wireless chargers hav...

Universal Serial Bus aka USB has recently launched its latest version. The third generation of USB was launched in 2011 with USB 3.0. Then after it has updated twice, first with USB 3.1 in 2014 and now the latest on with USB 3.2. A lot has changed throughout the course of time. Not just speed, efficiency, convenience but even color has changed. Now with this modernization, USB Cables are more helpful, powerful and extensive in use. The usage of USB Cords has also changed with the latest innovation. Advancement of technology has included USB cables as an equipment to deliver user convenience. These broadening applications, created a demand to reengineer USB and make it more suitable for users. In this blog, we will talk about the new features and advantages of latest USB 3.2. So, let us check out how it better than all its ancestors: High Speed Data Transfer This blazing fast speed is much required in the current scenario where technology is moving even faster t...

USB has a special design for the homogeneity of computer connection peripherals. USB has replaced the large variety of earlier interfaces of the likes of serial and parallel ports. Earlier, we used both these ports for supplying electricity and for data transfer. Moreover, USB cables have also replaced the separate power cables for portable devices. The USB Cables are of the high demand accessories. The importance of USB has grown because the world has been passing through the smartphone boost. An industry body called the USB Implementers Forum (USB-IF) creates and maintains the USB standards. In its original specification, USB had the definition of only two connector types: A and B. The demands from the society and the necessity of adding more functions have expanded the breadth of connectors in use for USB devices. However, most USB products still use the A and B connector interface. File transfer, charging, portability, etc. are the few of the uses of USB. It is the universa...