X-Ray Analysis Reveals Counterfeit FTDI USB Cable Components and Performance Issues
That cheapo cable you bought online? Probably a counterfeit. We x-rayed a suspicious cable to show you exactly what that means, and why counterfeits work worse and wear out faster.
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