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Hosiden Products
Hosiden manufactures a variety of electronic and electromechanical components. The company serves manufacturers in the following industries: * mobile phone * audio & visual (AV) * PC & PC peripherals * photovoltaic (PV) generation system * car electronics
Hosiden’s products are categorized as either: * connectors * plugs and jacks * switches * acoustic components * DC solenoids * LCDs
Hosiden’s highest volume products are: * wired headsets and headphones (>10,000,000 units per month) * USB products (>2,000,000 units per month) * radio frequency (RF) assemblies (>300,000 units per month) * wireless headsets and headphones (>250,000 units per month) * active noise cancellation (ANC) products (>100,000 units per month).
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* Universal Serial Bus (USB) 2.0 Connectors * For Notebook PCs, Digital Cameras, etc. * Max Data Rate = 0.48 Gbps * Types: Standard, Mini, Micro * Universal Serial Bus (USB) 3.0 Connectors * For Mobile phones, Tablet PCs, Portable HDDs, etc. * Max Data Rate = 5.00 Gbps * Types: Standard, Micro * High Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) Connectors * For TV sets, DVD Recorders, Set Top Boxes, etc. * Max Data Rate = 10.2 Gbps (version 1.3) * Types: A, C, D, E * DisplayPort Connectors * For PC, TV, Monitor, Projector, etc. * Max Data Rate = 17.3 Gbps * Types: Standard * 18P Interface Connectors * For Mobile Phones * IMT-2000 Connectors * For 3G Mobile Phones * Miniature Circular Connectors * For Office Automation, Audio, Amusement, Automotive, etc. * Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) proof * Locking feature available * Offered in 4 to 13 poles * Rectangular Connectors * For Audio Visual Equipment, Office Automation, etc. * Offered in 14 to 25 poles *
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