13-in-1 DisplayLink Docking Station

Product Detailed Description

The dock takes the form of a low rectangular box sitting flat on the desk behind the monitor stand. A cable exits the front panel and plugs into the laptop; video jacks, data ports, card slots and the network connector are pressed into the side and rear faces. The molded shell has each cutout aligned so cables run in separate directions without crossing. A user slides a memory card into the front slot, plugs monitor leads into the rear and routes the thick data cable forward without lifting the unit. At the workstation it consolidates peripheral connections into a tidy row beneath the screen.

• Video ports along the rear face let monitor cables drop behind the desk edge rather than crossing the work surface
• A network jack on the side panel routes the office uplink away from the display and data lines
• Flush card slots on the front edge accept memory cards without protruding past the enclosure face
• Data receptacles spaced along a side face keep a receiver dongle and cable plug clear of the desk lamp cord
• External power barrel connector on the rear panel feeds the dock circuit and connected laptop through the same chassis