Apple Introduces New 2 Meter Lightning to USB Cable

Apple has introduced a new 2 meter (~6.5ft) Lightning to USB Cable, which is twice the length of the previous 1 meter (~3.2ft) Lightning to USB Cable.

The cable will ship within 24 hours, or you can pick them up at Apple Retail Stores starting Thursday, September 12.

This 2-meter USB 2.0 cable connects your iPhone, iPad, or iPod with Lightning connector to your computer's USB port for syncing and charging or to the Apple USB Power Adapter for convenient charging from a wall outlet.

The 1 meter cable is still in the lineup at $19, and the longer 2 meter cable is priced at $29.


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Lightening To 30 Pin Portion

It seems that someone has made a site for people to voice their opinions and be added to a list by posting a comment. If you are affected like most of us idevice users are with the new lightening to 30pin adapter and all of your old docks/ chargers/ USB cables/ external battery packs/ etc..

Take a look here and share it with your fiends: LighteningTo30pinPotiton


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Apple unveils Lightning connector and cables

As we already unveiled prior to Apple iPhone 5 media event taking place right now, Apple today took the wraps off its new smaller dock connector and cables with new “Lightning” branding to go hand in hand with its Thunderbolt moniker. Apple confirmed today the new reversible connector includes an “all-digital, 8-signal design”, adaptive interface, and improved durability. It is also 80 percent smaller than the old connector. As previously rumored, Apple also briefly showed off a 30-pin adapter for the new dock connector but did not go into details.




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