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Enjoy an increase in speed and more power by utilizing the latest USB 3.0 technology for your workstation. The Targus USB 3.0 SuperSpeed Dual Video Docking Station offers dual video ports that deliver beyond HD video and graphics up to 2048 x 1152 (1x DVI-I, 1x HDMI) to two monitors. In addition it includes a DVI-I to VGA adapter, 1 HDMI to DVI-I adapter, 2 USB 3.0 ports for your USB 3.0 peripherals and 4 USB 2.0 ports for all of your USB 2.0 items.
The docking station also includes a Gigabit Ethernet port, audio In/Out ports to connect speakers and a security lock slot to help secure the dock and avoid theft. A 6.5A AC adapter and 2ft USB 3.0 cable are also included to help make it easy to connect your device to a complete workstation – including dual monitors, a mouse, keyboard, printer and other peripherals you may need to connect with by simply docking your laptop. The docking station also has two high-powered USB ports, providing extra power and stays on even when the laptop is disconnected.
...the ThinkVision LT1421 offers wide viewing angles, light weight, and great performance over a single USB connection.
A must-have accessory for anyone who wants to maximize productivity while working from on the road.
LaptopMag.com
The performance, low power consumption, and under $200 pricing of Lenovo's new mobile monitor have captured strong approval from reviewers and editors. Users have the flexibility to adjust screen controls to trade off between longer battery-driven operation and display brightness.
A versatile video docking station that enables 'hot desk' work environments.
The Lenovo VDK8726 Video Docking Station multiplies the interfaces available to laptops and netbooks. An interface duplicator with video output, it meets the needs of many users by adding versatility and convenience to legacy mobile PCs. It allows a user to run four or more USB peripherals from a single USB port on the host machine.
The perfect compromise between portability, performance, and price.
Notebook Review, (www.notebookreview.com), April 2011
The Toshiba USB Mobile LCD Monitor is an ultra portable display designed to hit the road with on-the-go workers who need additional screen space. Whether you're working from a hotel desk or airport lounge during a layover, this $199 accessory provides 14 extra inches of screen real estate. It weighs just 3.4 pounds with the adapter packed in, barely as much as a 10-inch netbook.
Delivered in stylish faux leather, the Toshiba USB Mobile LCD Monitor resembles a high-end tablet computer. Designed to slide inside a carrying bag next to your laptop, its case unfolds to become a stand for the display. It looks great, helps viewability, and helps protect the screen.
Spacious 15.4 inch screen...DisplayLink technology and a full-on number pad.
engadget
It can't get any easier: We simply connected the Field Monitor Pro to our Windows 7 notebook via the included USB cable, and the software installed automatically in less than a minute.
www.laptopmag.com
Compatible with both Windows and Macintosh PCs, the Field Monitor Pro is a great choice for those who need a portable, but larger extended display. If you specialize in number crunching, look no further.
At 14 x 10.2 x 1.3 inches, the Field Monitor Pro is larger than most take-along displays.
While everyone notices the built-in numeric data entry pad, reviewers call out the Field Monitor Pro's bright, clear video playback and low latency.
DisplayLink virtual graphics processing is the secret ingredient that enables a range of USB adapters, such as:
All these adapters, which are produced by a growing number of world-class manufacturers, let you easily either a mirror or extended display to your notebook or laptop. With USB, the easiest connection possible, your DisplayLink-based adapter lets you daisychain as many as six monitors to your PC or Mac. You can run these additional monitors without adding a graphics card to the PC, because DisplayLink’s video processing software finds the optimal blended usage of the computer’s main CPU chip and its graphics processing chip. The combination of DisplayLink software and video decoding chips (usually embedded in the adapter cable or unit) opens up a world of extended and large-screen display versatility, with smooth image movement (known as low latency) and 32-bit color graphics.
Now, with the advent of USB 3.0 adapters based on DisplayLink chips and virtual graphics, the use of large HDTVs as displays for mobile devices and tablet PCs will become an everyday convenience. USB 3.0's bandwidth means ultra low latency and smooth window and cursor movement. DisplayLink adapters are compact and economical, but they open the door to a much bigger and richer mobile computing, entertainment and media sharing experience.