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Back in October 2015 Club 3D did introduce its first USB 3.1 Type-C Adapters. Those adapters did have a very good market acceptance directly from the beginning and with Type C featured Notebooks, Ultrabooks etc. having a wider spread from week to week we are sure that now is the right time to introduce the next USB 3.1 Type C Adapters to offer our customers the widest range of outputs that they can get with Type C.Those adapters do form an innovative new product segment with our existing range of high quality Audio/ Video Adapters like f.e. the first (Mini)DP 1.2 to HDMI 2.0 adapters (CAC-1070/1170) that were initially introduced by Club 3D in January 2016. The USB Type-C connector was introduced in the first months of 2015. This completely new connector plug is smaller, reversible and capable of transferring more than data alone. It is expected that the USB Type-C connector will eventually replace the USB Type A and Type B connectors we have all been using over the past years. With the Type-C connector, the USB 3.1 standard was introduced as well. Compared to USB 3.0 the new standard offers twice the transfer rate of up to 10 Gbps and allows for three essential features to be used over a single cable: Video, Data and Power.   The possibility of connecting and powering your laptop, tablet or smartphone with a range of peripherals, monitors and other devices using only one cable is a significant improvement over the previous standards. It means the beginning of a new era with less cable clutter, higher transfer speeds, faster charging, and support for DisplayPort alteate mode which enables video signal transport up to 4K UHD resolution at 60Hz. It's recognizable by the small and convenient, future proof connector plug which will be implemented in the vast majority of (mobile) devices you will own in the coming years.   USB 3.1 Type-C to DisplayPort 1.2 active Adapter (CAC-1507) The Club 3D CAC-1507 is an Active DisplayPort signal converter. The , adapters ...ادامه مطلب

NIBONG TEBAL, Malaysia (THE STAR/ASIA NEWS NETWORK) - A 72-year-old retired engineer is thankful that he wasn't in his car when the power banks he left inside the glove compartment burst into flames. Recalling the incident that took place last Saturday afteoon (March 19), Mr Tan Heng Swee said he parked his Proton Iswara at the Old Frees Association in Jalan Sultan Ahmad Shah and went for lunch with his wife at a nearby restaurant. "About an hour later, the parking attendant rushed in to inform me that smoke was billowing from my car. I quickly grabbed an extinguisher and put out the fire. "Later, I found out the fire was caused by the power bank. "I believe the hot weather had triggered a small explosion. Luckily, nobody was hurt," he said at his house in Simpang Ampat on Friday (March 25). Mr Tan later posted about the incident on his Facebook page to wa others of the danger of leaving a power bank inside a car. The post went viral. "I advise the public not to leave any electrical gadget or power bank inside their vehicle," he said. Mr Tan said the damage to his 15-year-old car had not been ascertained but the repair is expected to take about two weeks. Last month, adapters the Consumers Association of Penang had highlighted that some power banks built with cheap batteries could easily explode or start a fire. Its president, S.M. Mohamed Idris, said these types of imported power banks were easily available at flea markets, pasar malam and shopping malls. ,power banks ,adapters ...ادامه مطلب