Like laptops, docks come in all shapes and sizes. There are smaller ones that add a few more ports and larger ones which add even more ports and display options. Our Kensington SD5300T review takes a ...

If you want to add more monitors to your laptop or other system, the StarTech.com Quad-Monitor 4K Certified Thunderbolt 4 dock supports up to four 4K monitors at 4K/60Hz resolution. With Thunderbolt 4 ...

While Thunderbolt was always one of the faster standards, its reliance on the unpopular Mini DisplayPort connector meant adoption was always low. However, given that the Thunderbolt 3 will also work ...

Heard of the spy who came in from the cold? Here's the laptop that came in from the road. Our guide to desktop docking solutions will keep you ultra-productive when you're in the office—whether that's ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Technology journalist specializing in audio, computing and Apple Macs. This article is more than 4 years old. The new Plugable ...

Plenty of people require high-quality monitors for their personal computers, either for gaming, video editing, or just the desire to have a nice, big display. The question becomes how one is able to ...

Connecting 3 monitors to a laptop is straightforward once you confirm compatibility, choose the right dock or adapter, and ...

A 5K, 40-inch display and a built-in Thunderbolt 4 hub make Dell's latest UltraSharp monitor stand out. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it ...

While predominantly an interface you'll find on Apple devices, Thunderbolt was co-developed with Intel. Despite this, precious few PC-focussed devices support it, although it's finally becoming more ...

I've been mulling over building a new computer, and I was suggested to look into docking a gaming laptop. This is kind of intriguing, but I've never done this before. It could well work for me, though ...

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