Cable connector assembly

1. A cable connector assembly, comprising:

a first connector comprising:

an insulative housing;

a plurality of terminals received in the insulative housing, each terminal comprising a soldering portion and a contact portion, the terminals including a plurality of signal pins and at least one grounding pin;

a metal cover shielding the insulative housing;

a plurality of cables connecting with the signal pins, each cable comprising a central conductor connecting to the soldering portion of the signal pin and a braiding layer coaxially surrounding the central conductor; and

conductive adhesive connecting the at least one grounding pin, the braiding layers of the cables and the metal cover with each other; and

a second connector coupled with the first connector, comprising:

an insulative base defining a receiving room and a plurality of passageways communicating with the receiving room; and

a plurality of contacts received in the passageways and partly exposed in the receiving room, each contact forming a flexible part defining a receptacle capable of receiving the contact portion of the terminal and a soldering part for connection with a printed circuit board; wherein

the insulative housing comprises a mating portion and the contact portion of the terminal harnesses on the mating portion;

the insulative housing comprises a guiding portion spaced apart from the mating portion and a receiving channel is defined between the guiding portion and the mating portion;

the receiving channel is intersectant with the receiving room when the first connector and the second connector are coupled with each other; and

the insulative base of the second connector comprises an assembling bar received in the receiving channel of the first connector.

2. The cable connector assembly as described in claim 1 , wherein the second connector comprises a reinforcing element and the assembling bar defines a cut receiving the reinforcing element.

3. The cable connector assembly as described in claim 1 , wherein the mating portion of the first connector is received in the receiving room of the second connector.

4. A cable connector assembly comprising:

an insulative housing defining a base portion defining opposite first and second surfaces thereof with having a mating portion extending from the first surface in a first direction to form a mating port thereabouts;

a plurality of contacts each having a contacting section grasping upon the mating portion for mating with a terminal of a complementary connector which is mated within the mating port, and a tail section essentially extending along the base portion in a second direction perpendicular to said first direction;

a plurality of slits formed in the base portion and extending along said second direction, said slits also extending through the second surface and respectively aligned and communicating with the corresponding tail sections of the contacts in said first direction;

a plurality of cables each having an inner conductor received in the corresponding slit and soldered to the corresponding tail section; and

a metallic shell assembled to the housing and having at least a top wall intimately covering at the second surface of the housing under condition that said inner conductor is located between said top wall and the second surface of the base portion.

5. The cable connector assembly as claimed in claim 4 , wherein said housing further includes a guiding portion essentially parallel to the mating portion and cooperating with said mating portion to form said mating port.

6. The cable connector assembly as claimed in claim 4 , wherein said shell further includes at least one front wall extending in a plane defined by the first direction and a third direction perpendicular to both said first direction and said second direction, under condition that said front wall restrains said cables from moving along said first direction.

7. The cable connector assembly as claimed in claim 6 , wherein said shell is assembled to the housing along said first direction before said front wall is bent to a final position so as to avoid interference between the cables and the front wall during assembling.

8. The cable connector assembly as claimed in claim 4 , wherein the tail sections of the contacts which are soldered to the corresponding cables, provide corresponding connecting faces, for soldering to the corresponding cables, directing to the top wall in a third direction opposite to said first direction while those of the contacts which are not soldered to the corresponding cables, provide corresponding connecting faces, for electrically grounding to the shell, directing away from the top wall in said first direction.