Computer Cable Adapters: Old Adapting To The New
A computer/laptop, TV, phone, and a range of other gadgets have all become part and parcel of every individual’s life. All these gadgets have their unique life span. While a person might change their phones every two years, they are not likely to change their TV as often. A contributing factor to this is the cost of the unit. To always be up-to-date, what price is one willing to pay? Especially acknowledging that new tech may not always work.
This is where computer cable adapters come in. They help the old connection adapt to the new one. Or the other way around.
Below, we will go through the different computer cable adapters you will need with this new computer:
- USB C to HDMI:
You will need an HDMI cable, in order to connect your computer to your TV. And therefore a USB C to HDMI adapter for your computer. For promising results, make sure to check that the version of the HDMI ports and cable is the same. It is the fastest way to bring entertainment to the biggest screen in your house.
- USB C to Ethernet:
If you do not want to be bothered by connectivity issues, a wired connection is always a better option. This is where the useful USB C to Ethernet adapter comes in. You can use your same old Ethernet cable to connect to your computer that even if it does not have the port for it.
- USB C to USB A:
Storage devices, printer cables, cameras, and a number of other gadgets use the USB A port. Your previous workflow was efficient because you always had the port to plug in your peripherals. The easiest replacement of this is a USB C to USB A adapter. Keep one in your bag and one on your desk so you never have to scramble for it in a pinch.
- USB C to SD card reader:
An SD card is the easiest way to transfer photographs or videos from a camera. Nothing beats it. It makes one’s workflow unwieldy, if your laptop cannot directly read an SD card. If you are someone who takes a significant amount of photos you know the ease of an SD card reader. Not only does it make your life easier, but it also makes it easy to collaborate with other photographers. No matter what camera anyone uses, the SD card remains a common standard. This makes the USB C to SD card reader an essential tool in your kit