What can I use as cables?
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Use (the thick type) Unwaxed dental floss, it'll do the trick.
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yeah ask your retailer radio shack or wal-mart USB\n cords are standard equipment.
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You can use any but I would recommend cat 6 cable they are the quickest possible.......they now create computer networking cards for games that increase your fps because the cords do really matter and most people don't realize a slow cable can make you lose fps also if you plan on using it to stream HD video content this is a must have due to the bandwidth....if your a big gamer and care about having the most fps I would go with the best cable possible cat 6!
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you could use bluetooth, infared or if you have a cable.
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Yes you can do that...provided you have an ethernet card in each system...you then need what is called a "null" cable or you will need a HUB...you can then do a peer to peer network....Google it and you will find the ways to do it step by step
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Of course you can. You can do it several ways:\n\n1. Most easily, buy as USB PCI card. They sell for about $30 at any office supply / consumer products store.\n\n2. Buy an adapter. Depending on your computer, you can adapt Ethernet and / or parallel bus inputs to USB via adapter. Adapters vary in price and can most easily be found on the Internet or via an electronics hobbyist store.
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Yes you can. You need a USB crossover cable to do so. You can do it without a crossover cable if you use a hub, but using a crossover cable is easier...and more portable.\n\nMost electronics stores carry them...Best Buy, CompUSA, etc.\n\np.s. Why do people answer when they have no idea what they're talking about? <rolls eyes>
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yes, an ethernet cable.  You can get just about anywhere (Wal-Mart, K-mart, Radio Shack, Office Depot, Computer store, etc).  Cost will depend on legnth of cable needed and whether you get CAT 5 or CAT 6 Cable. (Cat 5 should be fine for in-home use)
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First, check your video card.  Many cards have TV-out that allow you to plug a composite video cable or an S-video cable into it and then you can hook that directly into your TV.\n\nIf your card doesn't have TV out, you'll need a VGA to Composite converter.  You should be able to pick one of those up from Radio Shack or eBay.
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this question has a lengthy answer, so i hope you wouldn't mind if i just point to some sources of mine: \n\nhttp://www.homenethelp.com\n\nhttp://www.theresourcefork.com/WWWserver/techinfo/Build_Your_Own_Crossover_Cable/index.shtml
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All those connectors on the back are probably for output.  You'll need a video capture device to get a video input to your pc.\n\nThese are available with USB - which you'll need for a laptop - and run anywhere from $30 up.  You can snag them on ebay for pretty cheap.
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the critical cables to make any computer work are:\n-power cable, one for the case and one for the monitor\n-connect the VGA cable from your monitor to the VGA connector in the back of your case (blue kind of rectangular connector)\n-connect your mouse to your green PS2 connector (round small connector) on the case\n-connect your keyboard to your purple PS2 connector on the case\nAll the cables should come as a package with the components u bought, u shouldnt have to buy any new ones\nThese are all necessary for the computer to start, u can also connect printers, sound systems, network connectors..., usually they connect to whatever connector fits them, dont be afraid, if it fits it either works or not, but it cant damage your computer
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Get a little USB hub.  They can be had for around $20.
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There are varius kinds of cable ties, cable wraps, cable snakes, they have as many kinds of names as there are products. find some illustrative products here:\nhttp://www.cordorganix.com/intro1.html\nhttp://www.alibaba.com/productsearch/Cable_Organizer.html\n\nget some of these and voila get an organised clean looking computer table. some of these products are kind of permanent, work best if you dont plan to change positions or connections for a longish while\n\nhere are illustrations of what you might be able to achieve\nhttp://www.cable-safe.com/index.htm\nhttp://www.stacksandstacks.com/image/1_80207.JPG
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You could use a USB hub or extender, this product from Tiger Direct also looks like it could do the job for you;\n\nhttp://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=1487819&Sku=ULT316261
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Have a look for a USB 1, they are small, consume little power and work well. \n\nmost computer or electrical places sell them
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Your question isn't clear...  if you're looking for just a cable with an RJ45 (Ethernet) connector on one end and a USB connector on the other... you'll have a long search (I'm sure there is some exotic application which includes just such a thing, but not in the "mainstream")\n\nYou can, however, get USB-compatible devices, which will act as wired or wireless network interface, if that's what you mean?\n\nAnywhere that you would go for over-the counter networking gear will have them. I've been out of the UK for a number of years, so I can't give you a list...  "Staples" is a name that comes to mind...\n\nDrop me a line if I can be of further assistance.