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Main Super is a Taiwanese connector maker established in 1984 that has since expanded to include factories in China. It focuses on developing connectors for applications such as HDMI, USB, DisplayPort, and more. Main Super prides itself on meeting high technical requirements through in-house design, simulation, testing and quality control capabilities.
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