Monster Cable JP ULPC HP-6 U-Link USB 1.0 Cable (6 ft., White)

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For high performance, universal hookup of USB peripheral to PC All USB cables are not created equal USB, the first universal serial interface for computer peripherals, is ushering in a new era of simplified computer connections. This one size fits all design and industrywide standard offers plug and play convenience and a host of other unique features. But don't be fooled into thinking that all USB connections are the same. As with any cable, the type of shielding, conductor windings and connectors all have a big effect on signal transfer and whether or not your USB peripheral will perform as flawlessly as you'd like. Monster U-Link offers the most reliable data transfer As the world's leading manufacturer of high performance cables for audio, video, home theatre and computers, Monster Cable knows how to take a great idea and make it even better. We've incorporated the highest quality materials and advanced technologies into our U-Link USB cables. XLN Xtra Low Noise construction minimizes interference caused by computer equipment, cell phones, other cabling and more; 24k gold contacts resist corrosion for long-term reliability; and double shielding rejects EM and RF interference - all for superior data transfer. Get all the performance you paid for Don't trust your valuable data with anything less than the highest quality USB connection: U-Link by Monster Cable.
Product Details
  • Feature:
  • XLN construction minimizes noise and interference.
  • High density double-shielding rejects RFI and EMI.
  • Precision 24k gold-plated contact connectors for error-free data transfer.
  • Advanced Monster technologies meet high-speed USB 1.0 specifications.
  • 6 ft. length
  • Binding: Electronics
  • Brand: Monster
  • EAN: 0050644204708
  • HardwarePlatform: PC
  • Label: Monster Cable
  • Manufacturer: Monster Cable
  • Model: JPULPCHP-6
  • MPN: JPULPCHP-6
  • PackageQuantity: 1
  • ProductGroup: CE
  • ProductTypeName: CABLE_OR_ADAPTER
  • Publisher: Monster Cable
  • Size: 6 feet
  • Studio: Monster Cable
  • UPC: 050644204708
  • Warranty: Limited lifetime warranty

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