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DIGITUS 14inch Universal Docking Station
ASSMANN ELECTRONIC

DIGITUS 14inch Universal Docking Station

€121.15
The 14" Docking Station from DIGITUS extends your notebook by 14 extra ports via one USB-C connection. It contains, inter alia, three video ports (HDMI, DisplayPort, VGA) for connecting monitors, projectors, TVs, etc. Thanks to triple monitor support, these can be used simultaneously. Under Windows, a video signal can be output simultaneously to three different video ports (SST mode); additionally, three different video signals can be output to three different graphics ports (MST mode). Mac OS supports only SST mode. The other interfaces offer connectivity to all common connections that a modern docking station should have. For example, a network connection, other USB connections (USB-C, USB-A), an audio output or two independent card readers. The integrated USB-C port with PD charging can
    DIGITUS DA-70888 12-Port USB-C Dock
    ASSMANN ELECTRONIC

    DIGITUS DA-70888 12-Port USB-C Dock

    €101.78
    The DIGITUS USB-C docking station extends your notebook, PC or tablet by 8 additional interfaces. Via the HDMI port, you can connect a monitor, projector or TV with resolutions of up to UHD 4K / 30 Hz. Additionally, you can use 3 x USB 3.0 ports to connect to all types of peripheral devices, such as external hard drives, USB sticks or even a mouse and keyboard. Via the USB-C Power Delivery connection (100 W max.), you can charge your notebook or tablet while also using the docking station. A Gigabit Ethernet interface is also integrated. This allows you to connect your linked device to the Internet / network. Two card readers for SD and MicroSD are available to you as well. Its compact dimensions make this docking station ideal for on the go.
      ICY BOX IB-DK2288AC Multi-Docking St
      Raidsonic

      ICY BOX IB-DK2288AC Multi-Docking St

      €399.12
      This DockingStation with 8 video interfaces can operate up to four 4K monitors simultaneously, whether via DisplayPort or HDMI cable, whether Mac or Windows, Chrome OS or Ubuntu (Linux).