While we usually just talk about having a wired internet connection, there are several types of Ethernet cable. LANs, or local area networks, use Ethernet cables to connect to personal computers and routers. Ethernet cables carry broadband signals between your modem, router, computer, and other wired Internet-capable devices. There is really no such thing as a generic cable. Ethernet cables are standardized and placed in different categories, abbreviated ?Cat.,? such as Cat5, Cat5e, Cat6 and son on. Each higher number represents a new standard. Ethernet cables are capable of accommodating a variety of Internet speeds.

Bulk category 6 Ethernet cables, Cat 6 and Cat6A, consist of twisted pair cables, for a total of four pairs. However, this is nothing new. There are a few differences between cat5e network cabl

As wireless as our world is widely becoming, a few things still run on good old-fashioned cables. And even the devices that are considered “wireless” still generally require charging cables. So like it or not, wires are a part of our daily lives. Here are a few tips to get the most out of them — or at least get them mostly out of the way.

Out of Sight.
The average is home is riddle with wires and cables, but you usually can’t see them. Behind those smooth and well-painted walls (assuming you hired professional painters) are hundreds of yards of colorful cables, all making our modern connected lifestyles possible. But don’t worry too much: if something goes wrong with a wire, electricians and technicians can locate the source of a problem and often replace the offending cable, u