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Why is Enterprise WiFi Slow? ------ A Root Cause Analysis of Wireless Network Slowdowns

07/03/2025

Discover why your office WiFi is slow! This in-depth guide explores 5 key causes and provides actionable solutions to optimize enterprise wireless performance.

2025 VCOM JULY NEW ARRIVALS

08/13/2025

Discover VCOM New Products

How to Connect Your Phone to a TV Without WiFi

07/01/2025

Learn how to connect your phone to a TV without WiFi. Follow our step-by-step guide for wired and wireless methods to enjoy videos, games, or presentations on a big screen effortlessly.

PCIe 7.0 is coming: The Future of High-Speed Data Transfer

06/25/2025

Discover PCIe 7.0, the next-gen interconnect delivering 512 GB/s bandwidth for AI, data centers, and more. Explore its specs, applications, and 2025 release in our in-depth guide.

What is in an HDMI cable - The Protocol Revolution from TMDS to FRL and Structural Ingenuity

06/24/2025

What is in an HDMI cable: Discover how 19-pin design stayed constant while TMDS→FRL protocol revolution enabled 48Gbps bandwidth. Decode structural upgrades from 1.4 to 2.1 for 8K/VRR performance.

Lagging Speeds, Screen Glitches, Disconnections? Your Ethernet Cable Might Be the Culprit!

06/18/2025

Lagging speeds or disconnections? Your Ethernet cable could be the invisible culprit. Learn how shielding + wire gauge (AWG) impact performance & how to choose the right cable for gaming, streaming, or NAS.

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Here, everyone is against GEN1 ≠ GEN2, USB Type-C interface

04/26/2020

5Gbps is enough to meet user needs now.And you can wait for upgradesin the future. However, AnandTech s article said that Apple s interface here is not called USB3.0, but the so-called USB 3.1 Gen1, w

Puzzle about Type-C Interface

04/26/2020

CES, one of the most influential consumer electronics exhibitions in the world, exhibits the productsevery year, whichcouldbecome the vane of various industries in that year.And Apple s purpose is to

USB Demo speed up to 1.6GB/s

04/16/2020

They demonstrated USB 3.2 but used the USB 3.1 Type-C data cable at that time. Type-C is also the only recommended interface for USB 3.2 and it can also continue to be compatible with the current data