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Linkwhere.com is a global online elctronics marketplace located in Shenzhen, which is the forefront of China's reform and opening up and the world's electronics manufacturers and wholesalers headquarter. Since 1990s the company is committed to the development of USB connector, and cable manufacturing industry, providing service to many world top 500 companies . All of our products are certisficated by ISO9001 – 2000, CE and UL standards. Now, in 2010, we established Nam Fong Industrial Co., LTD., and set up a team including Web developer, Web Saler and Engineers, creating just as her name "Link is Everywhere"to use the Internet to serve global businesses.
We try to provide every customer an extraordinary customer experience with quality products including USB Connectors, HDMI Cable, Computer Cable, USB Flash Drives and other peripherals. You may find that you’ll get quick responsive to any of your quote and innovative products from us. 
We provide you fast custom solutions for Connectors, Cable and Promotional USB Flash Drives gifts basing on the co-working with many manufacturers located in Shenzhen, your OEM order will be also welcomed.
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HDMI ConnectorHDMI stands for High Definition Multimedia Interface. To transfer the digital video signal from a source to a TV ...
, the source must convert the signal from digital to analog, this results in some information loss.However, an HDMI output can transfer a digital video source signal (such as from a DVD player) digitally, without conversion to analog. This results in a pure transfer of all of video information from the digital video source to a HDMI or DVI (via a connection adapter) equipped TV. In addition, HDMI can transfer both video and audio signals. 
USB ConnectorMost USB cables have two types of USB connectors, one on each end. A type A USB connector is on the end ...
that plugs into your computer. Type A USB connectors are wide and flat, with a plastic piece inside that prevents the user from plugging them in upside down. Most users are familiar with the type A USB ports on their computers, as virtually every peripheral device on the market these days uses them. For instance, printers, scanners, and digital cameras all connect to computers via a USB cable. USB drives, which are small, mobile data storage devices, usually have type A USB connectors on one end, which plug directly into the USB ports on a computer.
Mini USB ConnectorMost newer cell phones and digital cameras use a type of USB connector known as Mini-B, which is shaped like ...
a type B connector, except smaller. These types of USB connectors are especially useful for small devices that do not have the space for a full-size USB port. In fact, many cell phones, digital cameras, and PDAs come with a USB cable that has a type A connector on one end, and a Mini-B connector on the other end.There are also USB connectors known as Mini-A. These connectors are usually used for On-The-Go (OTG) devices that need to connect to one another, rather than to a computer. Like the Mini-B USB connectors, Mini-A was developed because the devices were too small to offer a full-size type A port. 
USB CableA Universal Serial Bus Cable, normally referred to as a USB cable, is primarily used to connect a USB device to ...
a host. Common hosts include computers and video game consoles. While there are multiple USB standards, cables that are fully compliant with USB 1.1 specifications will work with USB 2.0 technology and vice versa. USB cables can be identified by the USB-trident on top of the plug overmolds of type “A” and “B” connectors.A USB cable can have numerous types of plug ends, the style of which is called a connector. Connector types include Standard-A, Standard-B, Mini-B, Micro-A, Micro-B, and Micro-AB. These plugs go into corresponding receptacles built into hosts and devices. Standard-A receptacles are the type commonly referred to as USB ports on computers; Standard-B receptacles are usually found on large peripheral devices such as printers and scanners; Mini- and Micro- receptacles are usually on small devices like digital cameras and cellular phones; Mini-AB receptacle are, according to the standard, only on “USB On-The-Go” devices. Most USB cables that connect a device to a computer will have a Standard-A plug on one end and another type of plug on the other.
HDMI CableFounded by Silicon Image, Matsushita Electric Industrial (Panasonic/National/Quasar), Thomson (RCA), Hitachi ...
, Philips, Sony, and Toshiba, High Definition Multimedia Interface (or, as it more popularly known, HDMI) has managed to establish itself as the standard for video and audio connection, making it a must-have for high definition home theaters. An HDMI is a digital link that transmits both high resolution audio and high definition video through one cable. Unlike the analog versions where you find multiple jacks feeding into audio and video separately, HDMI can do the job with one USB plug, all while producing high quality sound and images. HDMI has the capacity to process 1080p resolution videos at 60 frames per second.
Usb Flash DrivesA Universal Serial Bus (USB) flash drive is a portable memory chip and circuit board contained in a small plastic ...
case about the size of a thumb, giving rise to the name ThumbDrive?. Also called a memory stick, the tiny drive sports a removable cap under which is a USB connector. The chip inside the USB flash drive does not require power to retain data, so batteries are not needed. The drive gets power from the computer, making the USB flash drive a popular choice for transferring files between computers.
USB HubA USB hub is a small, light unit with multiple ports for plugging in USB devices. It is commonly connected to a USB ...
port located on the back of a desktop computer by using an extension cable. Once the hub is plugged in, you can set it wherever is convenient, avoiding the hassle of accessing the rear of the system. A USB hub is also great for laptops with only one or two ports. Most hubs can support up to 127 devices.
Smart CableInsert the TF card into card slot,then connect the computer interface so that read it and data could shuttle between ...
computer and cellphone memory card.When you want to charge up your digital products like digital camera,cellphone,MP3,MP4,PDA etc.,you just need to let one end connect the computer USB port(or charger),the other side of one end connect the digital products in this jack.
