You wouldn't encounter many of the typical annoying occurrences with electronics' cords if you used the LaCie Flat Cables instead. These are thicker than the slim and round-sectioned ones to which you're accustomed, giving them several advantages.
Cédric Ragot's design turns these wires into plasticky ribbons that are much easier to distinguish when upon or under a desk. They are wide enough to make tangling them very unlikely and excess length is simple to coil and belt up. Of the seven specific varieties (including a USB hookeup, eSATA and a FireWire cord), they are each easily differentiated at a glance thanks to color-coding in orange, blue and yellow. You can brighten up your workspace, reduce the potential mess and enhance your organization with these LaCie Flat Cables.
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LaCie Flat Cables are Easy to Locate and Hard to Entwine
Trend Themes
1. Thicker Flat Cables - The trend of using thicker flat cables provides advantages such as easy identification, reduced tangling, and simple coiling.
2. Color-coded Cords - Color-coding cords is a trend that allows for quick differentiation and organization.
3. Enhanced Cable Design - The trend of designing cables as plasticky ribbons offers improved functionality and aesthetics.
Industry Implications
1. Electronics Manufacturing - Electronics manufacturers can embrace the trend of thicker flat cables to enhance the user experience and reduce customer frustrations.
2. Office Supplies - The color-coded cords trend presents opportunities for office supply companies to offer organized and visually appealing cable solutions.
3. Workspace Organization - The enhanced cable design trend opens up opportunities for companies specializing in workspace organization to integrate these functional and decorative cables.