Audio and Video Cables, Computer Cables, Network Cables, Adapters and Couplers
Welcome to Cables For Any Device! As the name indicates, no matter what electronic device you need to connect, you’ll find the correct cable here. Picture this: You’ve just purchased a brand new electronic gadget of some kind. It could be a TV, a computer, a Blu-ray player—you name it. You don’t have the right cables in order to optimize the picture and/or sound on the device, so now you’re off to the store to hunt down the right cable. In the stores, cables can be quite expensive. Brick-and-mortar stores count on you buying your electronic equipment from them, and then while you’re there, picking up an overpriced cable too! Cables don’t have to be overpriced! Here at Cables For Any Device, we offer hundreds of different kinds of cables, from brands you recognize (no generics here), and at prices you can afford!
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No making extra trips to the store, no frustrating questions half-answered by inexperienced store employees. You get the specs on exactly the type of cable you need, so you’ll know whether it’s a right fit for your electronic device. We take the guesswork out of tracking down the cable you need, so all you do is shop from home and have it delivered right to you! We offer secure shipping options and affordable shipping rates, so your items will get to you in a safe, yet timely manner.
If shopping for cables frustrates you to no end, don’t fear! We’ve categorized all our cables to each device. So, all you need to do is figure out what cable you need to buy, and click on the link! It’s that simple. Shopping for cables doesn’t have to be a hassle, and you don’t need to make a special trip to the store just to buy one cable. Sure, if you go to the store now, you’ll have the cable now; but hopefully you’ve made sure it’s the right one. Most stores won’t take electronic items back once the packaging has been opened. We give you all the necessary specifications you need to make an informed decision beforehand, so you’ll be more satisfied with your purchase afterward.
Take a look at the pages on the left hand side of the page and get a feel for what we offer. We’re confident you’ll find the cable you’re looking for because just like our name says, we offer cables for any device!
We offer only quality cables from such famous brands: Steren, Cables Unlimited, RCA, Belkin, Accell, TreQue, Acoustic Research, NXG Technology, Scosche, HAI, AMP, Jensen, Zip-Linq, Metra, EFX, Hosa, Python, Bello, Philips USA, Kicker, V7, QVS, Tripp-Lite, IOGear, Panamax.
SVGA and VGA CablesMonitor cables are like a foreign language to some people, and for good reason. There are so many different types of cables to choose from and a variety of different reasons to use them all. The most complicated issue that most people face is choosing between two types of cables for their needs. SVGA and VGA cables are a hot topic of discussion because it's hard to tell the difference between the two when they are so similar. Ultimately, VGA is the cable that is used by a traditional desktop computer to hook up the monitor. It supports basic resolutions and carries analog signals.
SVGA, on the other hand, is an enhanced VGA cable that carries higher resolution and has better features. These cables can be easily identified by the plug with pins connectors that they have. The plugs typically have a four-sided shape that is shorter on one side than the other. There are also three rows of pins within the plug area that plug into the female part of the monitor and tower, respectively. If cables are not labeled, you can't tell the difference between SVGA and VGA just by looking at them. They are identical on the outside. However, if you are hooking up an SVGA cable, you will have higher resolution options than you have with a VGA cable.
SVGA and VGA cables are the most common connection used for hooking up a monitor. These cables are designed to be strong and durable, making it easier for them to emit good signals because the cables are well-protected from the elements and any risks that could occur. These cables are generally fat (about the width of a cable cord or slightly larger), with the rectangular plugs on the end. Another difference between the two is that VGA supports 16 colors while SVGA supports 16 million colors. Surprisingly, VGA is actually obsolete now, but many people still have old monitors that have this resolution.
When you are looking for the right SVGA and VGA cables, you have to know what you need. If your graphics card and monitor are older, you will need a traditional VGA cable, which may be difficult to find. If, however, you have a computer that is less than 6-8 years old, SVGA should be a standard option for your cable needs, no matter what brand or model the computer is. These are important things to keep in mind to help you get the most from your cable purchase.
