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In This Issue: Trivia pt. 2! | Cat5E Enhanced Rack Mount Patch Panel | How to Choose Ethernet Cables for Gaming | News to Start Your Day
The CK Daily – Trivia pt. 2
Happy Thrusday!
We’re back with another round of trivia. Today, we’re keeping it pretty general. Good luck!
1) When was the first fiber patch cable ever made?
2) What company invented Ethernet networking?
3) What was the first computer to be marketed as a “laptop”?
4) What was the first ever web browser?
5) When was the first computer switch ever made?
Stay tuned for answers to come!
Product Spotlights & Updates
Our Cat5e rack mount patch panels meet and exceed all performance specifications mandated by Cat5e technical specifications. The design of these products, assures maximum performance headroom and optimum levels of performance.
Learning Center Article – How to Choose Ethernet Cables for Gaming
It’s good that you are looking at Ethernet internet options. As a gamer, you likely understand the horror of laggy games. When it comes to home networks and gaming, latency is a huge deal and can make or break your whole experience – and in the game, whether you live, die, or succeed.
The good news is that Ethernet has a lot of options for you these days. From Cat5 to Cat8 cables, there is an option out there that matches the performance you want without committing you to too much money out of your pocket.
Today’s News to Start Your Day:
- JetBlue Airways on Thursday announced it would purchase Spirit Airlines, a combination that would create America’s fifth-largest airline.
- The U.S. will make 786,000 additional monkeypox vaccine doses available to local health departments after the Food and Drug Administration approved the shots for distribution.
- Google’s interface refresh pulls Meet, Chat, and Spaces closer together as part of the overall experience and includes elements from Google’s Material Design 3.
- Boeing disclosed a charge of $93 million in the second quarter for its Starliner astronaut capsule program, bringing the program’s overrun costs to nearly $700 million.






