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Brand:Kensington
Located in:Computers, Usb/firewire Hubs & Devices, Combo Hubs
Transform your notebook into a desktop workstation.
It doesn't get any easier than this. Plug the Kensington Universal Docking Station with Ethernet into your USB port, and you've got an instant desktop workstation.
All at up to 40 times faster than standard USB 1.1, and with a compact, slim design that keeps it all nice and neat. Beautiful!
FEATURES
First and only USB 2.0 port replicator with Ethernet High-speed USB 2.0 for 40 times faster transfers than USB 1.1 Instantly converts notebook into networked desktop workstation Plug-and-play connection for keyboard, printer, network, and USB devices Slim, compact design saves desktop space Flexible and expandable with seven ports including two USB and one Ethernet
It doesn't get any easier than this. Plug the Kensington Universal Docking Station with Ethernet into your USB port, and you've got an instant desktop workstation.
All at up to 40 times faster than standard USB 1.1, and with a compact, slim design that keeps it all nice and neat. Beautiful!
FEATURES
| Specifications | |
| Dimensions | 7.0"L X 1.0"H X 2.375"W |
| System Requirements | |
| Processor | PC with Pentium processor or equivalent |
| Operating System | Windows XP with Service Pack 1 |
| Connectivity | Hi-speed USB 2.0 port (Docking Station will function on USB 1.x port but only at USB 1.x speeds) |
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Comments about Kensington Kensington K33055 Universal Docking Station (Kensington 33055) (Kensington K33055):
The Kensington 33055 works fine, no problems out of the container, just hook-up and go. The only problem I had was I am forced to plug my HP printer directly into my laptop as the Kensington does not have a port for the printer. I think the folks at Kensington could have made this clearer before I bought the unit as it sort of negates the concept of the docking station or replicator.