Connect the speaker's light green 3.5 mm audio cable to the light green audio port on the back of your Gateway computer. If connecting to a Gateway laptop, look for the audio port on the side of ...

Look on the back of your laptop charger and you’ll find a mess of ... possibly with an interchangeable AC cord for different plug types. And of course, symbols that have meaning in just about ...

A device that connects multiple computers to a cable or DSL line for Internet access. Also called a "residential gateway," "modem/router," "modem gateway," "home gateway" and "Internet gateway." ...

Care properly for your laptop's charger to make it last. Avoid letting the charger's cable rub against surfaces such as table edges, which over time can wear away the rubber shield on the outside ...

Laptop chargers have two parts: a transformer and a power cord. The transformer is the brick that converts the current from your power outlet from AC to DC, and the power cord connects the charger ...

The humble cable is a necessity for our tech gadgets, and these Prime Day deals will keep you wired.

This is the Gateway FHD 14.1 Ultra Slim laptop ... reading data off a camera memory card. This laptop isn’t powered over USB-C, though: the charger is an old-school 2mm jack.

There’s an old laptop power supply providing 19 VDC, a dual-MOSFET board, a potentiometer, and a simple signal generator. The pulses from the signal generator trip the MOSFET, which in turn ...

If you can, try using a different laptop charger and charge cable. That's a lot easier if you're using a USB-C charger, as you can swap out the one you're using for a power bank or smartphone charger.

You'd think that every cable with a USB-C plug on one end and another on the other end would act the same. That would be too easy. Want fast data transfer? Laptop charging? Both? Thunderbolt 3?

A Tesla enthusiast noticed on Saturday that Tesla is now charging $400 for its 120-volt “mobile connector” charging cable when buying a Tesla, which is the very slow way to charge your Tesla ...

If you need to keep your laptop ... for charging, tablets need between 10W to 30W and laptops need between 60W to 100W. You’ll also want to make sure that you have the right charging cable ...