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Dexim’s Universal USB Charge and Sync Cable is equipped with blue LEDS that enable you to see how fast your device is charging. Measuring under 3-feet, the cable has a universal USB connector, making it compatible with a host of smartphones and tablets from Blackberry, HTC, Samsung, Nokia, and Motorola. If you are interested, you can purchase the Dexim Universal USB Charge and Sync Cable for 1,980 Yen or around $26 via Sanwa Direct. [Product Page]
The Innergie Magic Cable Trio is a multifunction cable that links and powers all your portable devices across 3 connection interfaces such as a mini USB connector, a micro USB connector and an Apple 30 pin connector. It is compatible with GPS navigation units, MP3 players, digital cameras, Blackberry smartphones, Bluetooth headset, eBook readers and iOS devices. The Innergie Magic Cable Trio retails for $19.99 each. Read more
Apple has started selling a new Thunderbolt cable to compliment the ever growing list of Mac systems equipped with Thunderbolt ports. FYI, the Thunderbolt technology supports blazing-fast data transfer with two independent channels of 10Gbit/s each. The Apple Thunderbolt cable can be used to connect your Thunderbolt-equipped peripherals to your new iMac or MacBook Pro. The new Thunderbolt cable is priced for £39 ($49). [Product Page]
Griffin’s DJ Cable allows you to split the output from Algoriddim’s award-winning Djay app so that you can cue and mix like a real disk jockey. Priced at only $19.99, the y-shaped cable plugs into the headphone socket of your iPad or MacBook and sends the master output to the left channel, while the cue output to the right channel. The Algoriddim Djay app is also available via the App Store for $10. [Griffin]
With all of the new 3D TV sets in production there is a whole lot more data going through those poor HDMI cables and some of the older ones just can’t keep up with an appropriate rate of speed. Amphenol, a specialty cable maker has just launched their latest Ultra Series High Speed Certified HDMI Cable. They will include a low loss wire and are optimized for HDMI version 1.4 bandwidth requirement of 10.2 Gigabits per second. The cables will be available in 1m and 5m lengths for $30 and $44 respectively. [GearLog]
The VESA group has released the latest DisplayPort version 1.2 that provides an impressive 21.6Gbps of data rate, which make it more than capable of handling 3D, color depths higher than 24-bit and faster frame rates. It is also multi-streaming, a single cable can output two 2560×1600 displays at full frame rate, four 1920×1200 screens, or a single screen with a resolution of 3,840 x 2,400 pixels. In addition, the data channel that was introduced with DisplayPort was also given a boost as it now hits 720Mbps with DisplayPort 1.2, enabling it to run at full speed via the display cable. [Electronista]
Belkin will release the Easy Transfer Cable for Windows 7 on October 23rd, 2009 in North America. The cable will provide a fast and easy way to transfer files, music, photos, user accounts, and more from a PC running an older version of Windows to a new Windows 7-powered computer. It is designed specifically for the Windows Easy Transfer utility from Microsoft, offering uninterrupted transfer and a post-migration report that provides comprehensive detail of what was transferred. If you want one, you can also pre-order this cable right now via Amazon. The Belkin Easy Transfer Cable for Windows 7 is priced at $39.99 each. [Belkin]
Australia-based Gecko Gear has recently rolled out the Gecko Connect and Gecko Soundwire cables that are more minimalist compared to their predecessors. The Soundwire is available in 1-meter (3.5mm to 3.5mm minijack) and 1.2-meter (3.5mm to RCA stereo) for $12 and $15, respectively. Meanwhile, the Connect is a 1-meter Dock Connector to USB cable with an Apple-like small connector on the iPod or iPhone side. The Gecko Connect retails for $15. Read more
That’s right! You can now buy the USB 3.0 cable from Buffalo. It is 10-times faster than the conventional USB2.0 transfer speed. The cable is available in three models according to its length. The Buffalo BSUAB310BK (1-meter), BSUAB320BK (2-meters), and BSUAB330BK (3-meters) are priced at 3,050 Yen($32), 3,500 Yen($37), and 3,800 Yen($40), respectively. [Buffalo]
USBFever has rolled out their first USB 3.0 peripheral in the form of the USB 3.0 male-to-male cable. Priced at only $9.99 each, the cable provides data transfer speed that is 10-times faster than USB 2.0. You will enjoy this high-speed data transfer as long as it is connected to a USB 3.0 SuperSpeed host, which will be available in 2010. Quite useless, but considering that the cable is also backwards compatible with USB 2.0, USB 1.1, and USB 1.0 then I guess you could grab one just for the heck of it. [USBFever via Engadget]
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