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Docking solution

Dubsey · 2017-10-30 08:56:21

Hi all, I have a non-mainstream laptop make whose manufacturer doesn't provide a docking station (something you can just shove the laptop into with your keyboard, mouse, printer, screens, etc. already connected). Could anyone please advise of any products on the market that would be good/suitable? Wireless would also be…

30-10-2017 8:56am

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Dubsey

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Hi all,

I have a non-mainstream laptop make whose manufacturer doesn't provide a docking station (something you can just shove the laptop into with your keyboard, mouse, printer, screens, etc. already connected).

Could anyone please advise of any products on the market that would be good/suitable?

Wireless would also be amazing but I've heard quite expensive.

Many thanks,

D.

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#2 30-10-2017 4:45pm

ED E

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"Screens"?

With USB 3 you can push one well or two to a limited degree. But you're sharing the bus with everything else you connect.

Thunderbolt display chaining is better if you had it.

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