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Manage Your Cables
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Cables suck. But it’s not your fault. You spend an hour or so arranging your desk, moving your monitor, setting up your
speakers — the last thing on your mind is cable management. When it comes time to plug everything in, you just want to fire
up your rig and commence fragging, or movie watching, or minesweeping. You don’t want to get arm-deep in the mucky muck you’ve
created behind your computer. What you can’t see won’t hurt you, right?
Wrong. Given time, sloppy cable management always rears its ugly head. It never improves by itself, and, in fact, it gets worse
with each new device you wire into your rig. But you don’t have to get crazy to get clutter free and connected.
We’ve broken cable management into four easy steps.
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Declutter Your Desk
Is the area behind your desk an enormous mess of cables, power supplies, external drives, routers, etc?
Here's a clever solution.
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CableCoil
CableCoil is suitable for use with a vast array of appliances including TV's, videos, DVD players,
PC's, Hi-Fi's, personal stereos, mobile phone chargers, hair dryers, food blenders - as long
as the relevant cable is 5mm or less in diameter.
How to use CableCoil
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Cable Tunnel Organizer
The Cable Tunnel Organizer allows you to manage and route up to 14 computer related
cables. Simply open the access panel and place your cables into the convenient slots.
Then mount the organizer to your desk or wall. It eliminates unsightly tangled cables
and clutter.
The cable organizer comes with adhesive strips to make installation easy or it can
be permanently mounted with standard screws (also included). The organizer helps
reduce accidents and protects your cables.
Cable Tunnel Organizer
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The Cable Organizer
The Cable Organizer is the easiest, most efficient way to reduce messy, cluttered wiring configurations. With
The Cable Organizer, you can organize numerous cables into one neat, single, no- mess solution. The Cable
Organizer can be used in multiple applications.
The Cable Organizer
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Wire Snake Cable Organizer
These colorful spirals wrap around the cables and cords of your TV, computer, stereo, and other home electronics to
keep them tidy and out of harm's way.
The Wire Snake Cable Organizer
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The Cable Clamp
The Cable Clamp is an innovative and easy-to-use cord management and organizational tool which is superior to
tape and cable ties. The Cable Clamp is forever reusable and can be easily opened and closed with one hand
utilizing its unique Quick Connect…Quick Release feature.
The Cable Clamp
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WireTracks
WireTracks CM kits turn regular crown molding into removable wiring channels that you can use to hide cables.
If you choose this solution, the website has a
how to install guide.
WireTracks
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Clean Floor Solution Bundle
Combine one of our Complete Cable Manager Kits and one of our CPU Holders and get everything off your floor. Achieve
maximum cleanliness, organization, and safety!
Clean Floor Solution Bundle
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Label Your Cables
Here's a tip if you are not familiar with all the cables [see the Cables Guide for a list] that hang of the back of
your computer - label both ends of every cable connected to your system. It will save you a headache, and if you ever
disconnect your system for any reason you won't have to worry when reconnecting it because all the cables will let you
know where they need to go. All you need is a Post-it. Everywhere a data or power cable plugs into a component, record
on a Post-it which component the cable plugs into. Wrap it around the cable beside the connector, taping to secure.
This system may also be used inside the computer if you are new to upgrading hardware.
You may also use
cloth first-aid tape or takt a look
here to see what the readers of Lifehacker suggest.
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And to finish off....
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Did we miss something? : Probably. Use this as a guide only for your own needs.
We hope this gives a good starting point .........?????
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Cables Guide
Back in simpler times, it was an easy task to hook up your PC system. You just had a few peripherals like a keyboard,
mouse, printer and modem to connect, and a corresponding number of cables. Now the landscape has changed drastically,
with a proliferation of exciting new wireless, video and audio enhancements, along with the cables and connectors to
go with them. We now have to deal with USB, FireWire, network jacks and an assortment of audio and video connections.
Complicating the picture is the fact that many of the audio and video connections look identical, but serve different
functions. The once simple job of connecting cables has turned into a major headache! Not to worry - we have created
this handy little guide to clear your head of all the cable clutter.
Cables Guide.
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