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Cadyce launches USB Ethernet Adapter with NO Compatibility Barriers.
NEW DELHI: Cadyce, a global leader in innovative networking solutions and lifestyle products has launched Ethernet Adapter CA-U2E which allowscomputersto instantly connect to anetwork by simply using a USB port. The unique feature about USB network adapter is that it delivers fast data transfer speeds of up to 100Mbps.
Cadyce Ethernet Adapter CA-U2E connects desktop and laptop to a 10/100mbps network.It supports both full duplex and half duplex operation. The adapter is powered by USB port and it requires no external power. Compliant with USB 2.0 and USB 1.1 Specifications and IEEE 802.3(10Base-T) and 802.3u (100Base-TX) standards Cadyce Ethernet Adapter CA-U2E is a best buy.
It is equipped with diagnostic LED’s and comes with plug and play Installation. Cadyce Ethernet Adapter CA-U2E has true cross platform which supports works on most of the operating systems including, Windows 8/7 ( 32/64 bit ) , Vista ( 32/64 bit ), XP ( 32/64 bit ) , 2000 , ME , 98SE, MAC 10.x etc.
On the launch of Cadyce Ethernet Adapter CA-U2EMr NacheeketNilekar, Director of Sales said: “The Cadyce’s CA-U2E is the finest product with TRUE CROSSPLATFORM O/S SUPPORT forSoftware and Automation industries. Keeping the user experience in mind, we have designed the CA-U2E.”
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“Cadyce makes it easy to set up a home network and to expand it. It converts technical products into user-friendly solutions which can be used immediately without any problems. The Brand Cadyce is recognised for Product Excellence, Innovation, and Reliability.
Cadyce’s innovative solutions are designed and developed with passion of “making life easier”. Cadyce offers solutions for connecting, communicating and networking.
Price and Availability: Cadyce Ethernet Adapter CA-U2E is available for Rs 2050 INR and is available
Features:
• Data Transfer Rate: Ethernet: 10Mbps/20Mbps (Half/Full Duplex)
• Fast Ethernet: 100Mbps/200Mbps (Half/Full Duplex)
• Function: Connects desktop or laptop PC to a 10/100mbps network.
• Network Standard: USB 2.0, 1.1, IEEE 802.3 10Base-T , IEEE 802.3u, 100Base-TX
• Network Interface: Female RJ45 Jack
• Power: Bus Powered.
• Power Consumption: 850 mW
• Supported OS Windows 2000, XP, Vista, windows 7, windows 8, Mac OS X 10.x, Also supports Linux 2.6.9 & Linux kernel 2.6.38
• LEDs: 100Mbps, Link
• RAM : Embedded 20KB SRAM for RX packet buffering and 20KB SRAM for TX packet buffering
• Power Management : suspend mode, hibernation mode
• Operating temperature: 0 to 70 degrees
• Accessories: Driver CD, Quick Installation Guide.
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News18 hosts Tamil Nadu town hall ahead of 2026 polls
MK Stalin headlines ‘Next Big Leap’ event from 10am on 23 February in Chennai with leaders and icons.
MUMBAI: Tamil Nadu’s political pot is simmering and News18’s town hall is stirring it up just in time for the 2026 assembly elections boilover. Set for 23 February from 10am onwards in Chennai, the News18 Network Town Hall gathers heavyweights under the banner ‘The Next Big Leap for Tamil Nadu’ to dissect the state’s political pulse, economic edge, and cultural clout. With the 234-seat assembly contest looming as a fiercely competitive showdown, the event spotlights how Tamil Nadu’s identity-driven politics and engaged voters continue to ripple across national debates.
Chief minister MK Stalin leads the charge with a keynote on the theme, sketching his government’s blueprint for governance, development, and staying power pre-polls. Deputy Chief Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin chimes in on ‘Voices, Vision & Way Forward’, unpacking generational shifts and fresh narratives. From the opposition corner, AIADMK general secretary Edappadi K Palaniswami tackles ‘Baton Change at the Ballot?’, floating alternatives to the status quo.
Economic vibes get a nudge from industries minister TRB Rajaa on ‘Investment Story Intact?’, probing the state’s draw for big bucks. BJP’s K Annamalai dives into ‘People, Trust & Political Ideology’, positioning his party in the Dravidian-dominated turf. IT Minister Palanivel ThiagaRajan explores ‘Code, Capacity & Citizenship’, on tech’s role in citizen-focused services. TVK’s KG Arunraj questions if ‘Winds of Change are Possible’ in this pattern-prone state.
A panel on innovation features IIT Madras director Prof V Kamakoti, M&M’s Velusamy R, and Electronic Industries Association’s Dr Sasikumar Gendham, musing how AI and knowledge hubs are remaking opportunities. AICC’s Praveen Chakravarty weighs ‘Power Sharing vs Principles’, while former Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan joins the fray. Culture gets its due with composer Anirudh Ravichander on ‘Tamil Music for the World’.
CNN-News18, editorial affairs director Rahul Shivshankar noted, “The News18 Network Tamil Nadu Town Hall… reflects our core editorial focus, to capture the political mood of the state and spotlight the ideas that will shape the next phase of governance and growth.”
Network18, CEO of English & business news Smriti Mehra added, “As Tamil Nadu moves closer to a defining electoral moment… we see it as our responsibility to drive informed and meaningful conversations.”
Network18 managing editor for South, Vivek Narayan said, “The News18 Network Townhall in Tamil Nadu is designed as a platform where policy, politics and public interest intersect.”
Backed by associate partners Tata Motors Commercial Vehicles and Reliance Industries, the live event streams on CNN-News18, News18 Tamil, CTV, and Youtube from 10am on 23 February perfect for catching the sparks, even if you’re not knee-deep in Dravidian drama.
