A DVI to HDMI converter is a device that allows you to connect a device with a DVI output (such as a computer's video card) to a device with an HDMI input (such as a TV or monitor) using an HDMI cable. This converter typically converts the digital signal from DVI to HDMI format, allowing for video and sometimes audio to be transmitted from the DVI-equipped device to the HDMI-equipped device.

For a high-quality USB to USB cable with these specifications, you could name it: **High-Speed USB 3.0 Type A Male to Male Extension Cable** This name emphasizes the cable's capability for high-speed data transfer and its compatibility with various devices and USB standards.

It's a "3.5mm TRRS male to dual 3.5mm female Y splitter cable."

It's a 0.15-meter HDMI cable with a male connector on one end and a female connector on the other, featuring an L-shaped design for tight spaces.

It's a 1.5-meter power cable for laptop adapters, featuring a built-in fuse for protection against overcurrent.

It's a 1.5-meter power cable for desktop computers, featuring a built-in fuse for protection against overcurrent.

The "Power Link Cable 1.5m" likely refers to a 1.5-meter cable used for power connections between devices.