Last updated: February 10, 2023
UW-IT and Odegaard Undergraduate Library partner to provide a number of computer accessories (peripherals) for check-out at the 2nd floor Information Desk. This page provides a list of these items, with description.
Accessories, also known as peripherals, can be vital to your productivity, and we hope your bring your own, but we have a supply of uncommon and “emergency” accessories at the information desk. You can check out any of these from the Odegaard Information Desk on the second floor, for use only in the library. They are first-come, first-serve, and limited supply, so please understand when there is high demand, we may not have your requested peripheral available.
Accessories
Mouse
Wired USB Dell laser mouse. PC or Mac compatible. |
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Apple USB SuperDrive
A USB powered optical disk drive for reading and writing CDs or DVDs. It is only compatible with new MacBook Pros, MacBook Airs, or new iMacs without an optical drive. It is not PC compatible. |
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External Optical Drives
A USB powered optical disk drive for reading and writing CDs, DVDs and Bluray DVDs. |
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Chargers and power strips
MacBook Charger
A charger for Mac laptops, identical to the chargers that come with the MacBook Pros checked out via the information desk. |
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Surface Charger
A charger for Surface Gos, Pros and laptops, identical to he chargers that come with the Surface devices checked out via the information desk. |
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EnerG Bar Universal Laptop Adapter
A universal charger with 10 different sized plugs that fit most non-Apple laptops. All 10 plugs must be returned with the charger. |
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30-pin charging cable
A cord that allows for charging via a 30-pin charging port, used by many electronic devices including previous Apple products. |
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USB charging extension cord
A cord that extends the length of a standard USB charging cord. |
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Power Strips
Splits one power outlet into multiple power outlets for more than one device. |
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Adapters
Apple 30-pin to VGA adapter
Adapts the Apple 30-pin port found on iPhone 4S and below and iPad 3rd generation and below to VGA. Also requires the use of separate VGA cable to complete setup. No audio is available through VGA, requires separate cable for audio. |
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Apple 30-pin to HDMI adapter
Adapts the Apple 30-pin port found on iPhone 4S and below and iPad 3rd generation and below to HDMI. Also requires the use of separate HDMI cable to complete setup. The adapter also provides an extension port to connect a secondary 30-pin cable for charging of the device. |
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Apple Lightning to HDMI adapter
Adapts the Apple Lightning port found on iPhone 5 and above and iPad 4th generation and above to HDMI. Also requires the use of separate HDMI cable to complete setup. The adapter also provides an extension port to connect a secondary Lightning cable for charging of the device. |
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Apple Mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter
Adapts the Mini DisplayPort on a MacBook or the Media Scape to HDMI. Also requires the use of separate HDMI cable to complete setup. |
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Micro HDMI to HDMI adapter
Adapts the Micro-HDMI port out on a phone, tablet or camera to HDMI. Requires separate HDMI cable to complete setup. |
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media:scape connector to HDMI receptacle adapter
Adapts the Media Scape port to HDMI. Also requires the use of separate HDMI cable to plug into video source. |
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Headphone adapter (1/8” TO 1/4”)
Adapts a standard sized headphone jack to the size used in audio equipment, like guitar amps. |
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USB-C to HDMI adaptors
Adapts a USB jack to be used with an HDMI port. |
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USB-A t0 USB-C adaptors
Adapts a USB-C jack to be used with a USB-A port. |
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Blu-ray and DVD players
Blu-ray all-region DVD players
Blu-ray player capable of playing Blu-ray and DVD discs. Uses an HDMI port to connect with viewing device. Requires separate HDMI cable to complete setup. |
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Cables and splitters
3.5MM (1/8″) to 3.5MM (1/8″) stereo audio cables
Used for plugging into 3.5mm (1/8″) audio ports on a variety of devices, generally into the headphone jack. Can be used in tandem with VGA and DVI adapters and cables to provide audio from the source. |
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Ethernet cables
Used for plugging into a hardline Ethernet port for internet access. |
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HDMI cables
Plugs into HDMI ports for video and audio for computers and other video devices. |
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RCA cables
Red, white, and yellow plugs for audio and video on older audio-video equipment, such as TVs and stereo gear. |
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VGA cables
Plugs into VGA ports for video, only for computers and monitors. No audio is available through VGA, requires separate cable for audio. |
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3.5MM (1/8″) stereo audio splitter
Used for splitting one 3.5mm (1/8″) stereo audio output into five 3.5mm (1/8″) audio inputs. This allows up to five devices to share the source audio from one device. |
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