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The Acer N35? &nbsp;- No, that has 28pins. &nbsp;The Nikon UC-E6 only has 4 + gnd.<br />
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The plugs are completely different unless you have something else in mind as &quot;N35&quot;
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The Acer N35?  - No, that has 28pins.  The Nikon UC-E6 only has 4 + gnd.

The plugs are completely different unless you have something else in mind as "N35"

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I am referring to the attached photo.<br />
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<a href="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/11641072/Cable.jpg" rel="ugc">Cable Photo</a>
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I am referring to the attached photo.

Cable Photo [https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/11641072/Cable.jpg]

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That appears to be a UC-E6 connector - the same as you have in your camera in your earlier question (<a href="http:Q_28312918.html" rel="ugc">http:Q_28312918.html</a>).<br />
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Where is &quot;N35&quot; coming from?
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That appears to be a UC-E6 connector - the same as you have in your camera in your earlier question (http:Q_28312918.html [http:Q_28312918.html]).

Where is "N35" coming from?

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the picture you attached is the Nikon UC-E6 cable and is Nikons proprietory camera data cable. &nbsp;what is the USB tip N35?
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the picture you attached is the Nikon UC-E6 cable and is Nikons proprietory camera data cable.  what is the USB tip N35?

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Is usb tip N35 equivalent to UC-E6?
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USB Bits

Components are those devices that are internal to a computer -- the PC boards, the central processor (CPU), the memory (RAM), disk and video controllers and so on.