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Cable LDNIO LS891 USB-A a USB-C, Carga Rápida 25W, 1 metro, Blanco, USB 3.0. Switch Gigabit 8-Port MERCUSYS MS108G Intel (115X/1366/2011/1700) and AMD (AM5/AM4/AM3/AM2/FM1/FM2/FM3) TED432G3200C22-S01

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Cable LDNIO LS891 USB A a USB C, Carga Rápida 25W, 1 metro, Blanco, USB 3.0. Switch Gigabit 8 Port MERCUSYS MS108G Intel (115X 1366 2011 1700) and AMD (AM5 AM4 AM3 AM2 FM1 FM2 FM3) TED432G3200C22 S01 Intel (115X 1366 2011 1700) and AMD (AM5 AM4 AM3 AM2 FM1 FM2 FM3) Diseñada para el uso con dispositivos USB C hasta 25W Transferencia de datos Sí Velocidad de transferencia Hasta 480 Mbps Material del recubrimiento PVC de mayor grosor Diseño del conector Conector integrado con protección en ambos extremos Longitud 1 metro Color White Compatibilidad Dispositivos con puerto USB C compatibles con carga y transferencia de datos adaptadores o dispositivos incompatibles con sus especificaciones técnicas

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