All articles tagged with #cable management
NBC Select highlights the FYY Travel Cable Organizer, now 31% off on Amazon for about $8.95. The two-layer, lightweight, water-resistant pouch keeps cords, power banks and chargers neatly stored with six mesh pockets in one section and two larger pockets in the other, and comes in small/medium/large sizes for travelers seeking tidy luggage.
A user improves their Mac workspace by placing a Thunderbolt dock on a non-permanent, clamp-mounted cable management tray under the desk, effectively decluttering their home office setup for under $30, with the main upgrade being a longer Thunderbolt cable.
The article highlights four desk-organizing gadgets that, while not essential, can enhance your workspace. These include the Brother P-touch Cube, a compact label maker that connects to your phone or computer for easy label creation, and the Smartish Cable Wrangler, a magnetic pad for organizing cables. Both products aim to improve desk organization without requiring permanent changes, making them appealing for those who frequently update their setups.
A gadget reviewer shares tips on organizing tech by starting with a box of random cables, sorting boxes, manuals, and accessories, backing up and wiping old gadgets, organizing storage, and decluttering. The process involves purging old cables, categorizing gadgets, and considering responsible disposal options to make space, simplify access, and potentially earn some extra cash.
ASUS has unveiled its GC-HPWR/HPCE power connection standard, designed to supply additional power to GPUs through the motherboard. Capable of delivering over 600 Watts of power, this connector eliminates supplementary power cables from the graphics card, resulting in a cleaner look and simplified cable management. The connector is a modified version of the standard used in the server industry, potentially avoiding reliability issues. ASUS has showcased graphics cards and motherboards with this cable-free power supply solution, signaling a potential shift in the industry towards this new power connector.
Building a PC can be tricky, but with the right tools, precautions, and attention to detail, it can be a rewarding experience. Some important tips to keep in mind include using the right tools, avoiding static, not overusing thermal paste, reading the manual, being gentle when installing components, and keeping cables tidy. With patience and care, anyone can successfully build their own PC.
Reddit users shared their favorite desk accessories that can improve your quality of life while working from home. These include a desk pad, heated coaster, reusable mounting tape, speakers, caster upgrade, macropad, Ubiquiti router, dedicated USB microphone, desk reinforcement plates, bigger tabletop, better table legs, monitor arms/stands/risers, USB hub/KVM switch, hooks/stands, cable management items, wireless peripherals, side table, better chair, comfier peripherals, keyboard tray, light strip/bar, foot rest, and sit/stand desk.
The ZhiYo TV Cord Cover is a stylish and elegant solution to hide the rat's nest of cables behind the TV. The cover is 1.5 inches wide and 0.75 inches high, which is more than enough to hide even a large bundle of cables inside its frame. It comes in two pieces that separate at their center so you can easily slide cables inside. The covers are 31.5 inches long and attach to the wall with adhesive tape, so there's no need to drill holes. It is a great option for renters who can't resort to more permanent solutions.