Electronic Product Solutions

SATA had long been the king of storage device connection standards, which was dominant in early hard drives and solid-state drives about a decade ago. However, with the introduction of newer standards such as mini PCIe and NVMe which offer much faster speeds, SATA is slowly in the process of being phased out as the standard connector point, at least for solid-state drives which are the norm today. In its place, NVMe and PCIe are being heralded as the worthy successors, and while we agree on that, it is difficult to arrive at a conclusion on which standard is the faster or more convenient one. Today, we’ll be looking at the properties of PCIe and NVMe and what makes them different. PCIe Standard PCIe stands for Peripheral Component Interconnect Express. It is a highly diverse slot that not only allows for the connection of mass storage devices but also for other internal devices of a computer. Almost every motherboard manufacturer has at least one PCIe slot on their motherb...

It is hard to stay updated with the ever-changing, forever changing tech space. And when you insist on only having the best gadgets in your life, money is no object. From adapter to extension cables, you want to make sure that you are truly getting the finest gear in the market for your daily tech essentials. These are essential to the performance of your gadgets and there is a huge range of these to bring into your life, whether you are looking for a way to slob through 2020 or get those New Year resolutions off to a good start. To help you overcome the problem of researching your own superior essential to support your tech set up. So we did the hard work for you to find the most intriguing and most needed tech accessories, or say, tech essentials you will need all year round. Without further ado, here is the list of the most selling products in 2020: ●      M.2 M-Key Mini SAS HD SFF-8643 Adapter SAS (Serial Attached SCSI) connectors are essential for inter...

As technology is moving at a fast pace, cabling infrastructure should match your needs and requirements. Choosing the best solution for your home or business in advance saves time and money. One of our only requirements, to say, a major requirement is a high-speed internet from any network. A successful network and that too in terms of speed depends on its components. That includes switches, controllers, cable connectors and network cable extenders . Amongst all, a network cable extender has some extra weightage and is responsible for better performance.  Choosing a safe network cable extender Unless you are always lucky enough to always have an electrical outlet positioned exactly where you need it, you almost certainly use electrical extension cords in your home. However, most people don’t understand just how dangerous it can be to use the wrong cable extender. A cable extender is essentially a bundle of insulated electrical wires with a plug on each end. Elec...

Serial Advanced Technology Attachment, or SATA for short, is the global standard for storage device connectors. Even in the face of new standards such as NVMe and PCIe, SATA still remains the most useful storage connector of all time simply because of their compatibility and the sheer number of adapters available such as u.2 adapter to SATA , mSATA adapter USB, SATA express adapter and many more. These adapters help connect new and old standards together for better compatibility across devices. SATA went through 3 revisions in its lifetime, which aimed at improving their speed, compatibility and multitasking features. Here are the three most important SATA revisions across ages: SATA Revision 1 SATA’s first revision was released in 2003. The standards set for SATA were for the support of data transfer speeds up to 150 MB/s or 1.5 Gbit/s. This may feel super slow in today’s world, but back in 2003, the speed was unlike anything was ever seen, blasting away the old PA...

If you are planning to sell computer parts, then there are three ways you can begin your business; as a computer parts distributor, as a wholesale computer parts seller or a reseller. These three might sound the same, but there are vast differences between how these three business categories approach sales and distribution. In short, distributors buy directly from PC hardware manufacturers and sell them in bulk quantities to wholesale sellers, and resellers buy products from wholesale sellers. But which kind of business is viable for an individual or firm wanting to get into computer parts selling a business? Today we’ll be taking a look at major differences between these three and which of them are viable for your needs. Aspect 1: The Source We will start from the source via which these sellers get their computer products. Distributors have strong tie-ups with the manufacturer, as they buy directly from them in bulk quantities in factory outlet prices. This means they get...

There are many stages of business operations concerning the selling of products; a business can either sell to another business, or sell directly to customers, or deal with both businesses and customers. Businesses that sell products to other businesses are generally termed as wholesale sellers because they ship products in bulk and not individually. For example, a wholesale computer parts seller will have the capacity to ship 50-100 quantities of the same parts to a seller, typically a business who need these parts for further use regarding consumer sales.    Being a successful wholesale computer accessories and parts dealer is not easy. Unlike sellers that sell their parts directly to individuals, wholesale dealers have to deal with large quantities of shipment at once. This means a better focus on organization, stocking of computer parts and accessories, finding bulk sellers, figuring out credible discounts for bulk purchases, shipping arrangements, warehouse arr...

SATA stands for serial advanced technology attachment. It might seem like a mouthful, but SATA is actually a revolutionary connectivity standard that has been use since a long time. SATA interface was developed for connecting computer systems to peripheral devices such as optical disk drives and hard disks. There are different kinds of connectors such as micro SATA connectors, U.2 adapters to SATA, and many other variants, depending on the type of device and its age. Here are some commonly used SATA power connector variants: Standard SATA Connector It is the most commonly available SATA power connector variant, present in a majority of SATA interfaces. The number of pins have been varying depending on new and older models, with early connectors coming with both fifteen pins and four pin power adapter, whereas newer connectors come only with fifteen pins that also handle power along with data transfer. Slim line Connector It was introduced in SATA 2.6 revision line...