Articles for tag: BTF, cables, power, standard

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PC
Power cables are a thing of the past thanks to the new BTF 3.0 standard

Power cables are a thing of the past thanks to the new BTF 3.0 standard

Remember those PC setups that manage to hide all the power cables? Systems that feature a series of hidden connectors on the back of the motherboard to allow the computer to run much cleaner have just received a new update. And the company DIY-APEdedicated to the creation of this type of designs that major brands ...

NinFan

With the Galaxy S25, you can say goodbye to cables. If you like

With the Galaxy S25, you can say goodbye to cables. If you like

There really isn't much left before the official launch of the Galaxy S25 series, since everything seems to indicate that the next event Galaxy unboxed This will be the time chosen by Samsung to present its next flagships. Well, according to the latest information, they will all have a surprise, the Qi2 compatibility. Samsung Galaxy ...

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PC
NATO plans to charter underwater drones to protect Internet cables!

NATO plans to charter underwater drones to protect Internet cables!

The current dependence on the Internet for everything, absolutely everything, has become a problem for all countries, especially if, due to natural accidents or deliberately, underwater Internet cables stop working. At the end of November, according to NATO, a ship of Russian origin cut off a submarine cable of northern Europe, affecting communications in the ...

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PC
Can the number of cables inside the PC be reduced?

Can the number of cables inside the PC be reduced?

Anyone who has built a PC in their life knows that when building a PC you have to go very slowly. The process is very simple, since each of the components that make up a PC fits in one place. The same thing happens with power cables, so it's impossible to go wrong. However, the ...

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The Four Ways I Always Recommend to Hide Plugs and Cables

The Four Ways I Always Recommend to Hide Plugs and Cables

A few decades ago, in Europe, household appliances were used, such as the television, the microwave or the refrigerator. They were all using electricity, as usual, having their power cords attached to the wall. But since these devices weren’t moving, the cables could be behind them or hidden, and at no time were they a ...