
GE JASHO97900 FireWire Cable 6ft
High-Speed Data Transfer for Digital Devices The GE FireWire Cable provides a reliable connection between your IEEE-1394 compatible camcorder, camera, VCR, or other A/V digital devices and your PC or Mac. Meeting or exceeding IEEE-1394 specifications, this cable supports data transmission speeds ...
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Overview
High-Speed Data Transfer for Digital Devices
The GE FireWire Cable provides a reliable connection between your IEEE-1394 compatible camcorder, camera, VCR, or other A/V digital devices and your PC or Mac. Meeting or exceeding IEEE-1394 specifications, this cable supports data transmission speeds of up to 400 Mbps.
Specifications:
- Connector Type: IEEE-1394 (FireWire/i.Link)
- Data Transfer Speed: Up to 400 Mbps
- Length: 6 ft
- Compatibility: PCs and Macs with IEEE-1394 interface
Key Features
IEEE 1394 6-Pin to 4-Pin Firewire Cable
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Features an IEEE 1394 standard, providing reliable and high-speed data transfer for compatible devices.
- Equipped with a 6-Pin to 4-Pin Firewire configuration, offering compatibility with a range of Firewire-enabled electronics.
- The 6ft cable length provides ample reach for connecting devices without excessive slack.
- Designed for simple plug-and-play functionality, ensuring straightforward setup and usage.
- Suitable for connecting older digital camcorders, external hard drives, and audio interfaces to computers.
👎 Cons
- FireWire technology is older and less common in modern devices compared to USB, limiting its universal compatibility.
- The 6-Pin to 4-Pin configuration means it cannot connect devices that use only 6-Pin or 4-Pin ports exclusively.
- A 6ft length might be too short for some setups where devices are further apart, necessitating an extension.
- The cable's data transfer speed, while good for FireWire, is slower than modern USB 3.0 or Thunderbolt interfaces.
- As a passive cable, it offers no active signal boosting or advanced features found in some contemporary connectivity solutions.