HP Thunderbolt Dock 3 200W
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HP Thunderbolt Dock 3 200W
Create an extremely powerful and effective mobile workplace. The combination of your HP ZBook and the docking station lets you connect up to ten devices simultaneously. To connect the device to your dock using a USB cable-C. And what connectors you have available? The pair DisplayPort allows you to connect other display devices such as. Monitor, TV or projector. Appreciate the support Ultra HD resolution. For older equipment is ready, one VGA (D-Sub) port. Network to connect via RJ-45. There is also a quartet of fast USB 3.0 ports for attaching external storage or to charge mobile phones and tablets.
key features
- Designed for HP ZBook
- Thunderbolt 3
- Two DisplayPort with support for Ultra HD (4K)
- Audio Combo Jack
- small footprint
- Possibility to connect up to 10 devices
- Dimensions: 23 x 1.75 x 5.7 cm
The second interface Thunderbolt 3 ??allows for quick recharge your laptop. Small dimensions guarantee that the docking station, you can have them at all times - even on the go. Additionally, you get rid of clutter on your desk. All cables can be outside the workspace - the notebook connect just one cable that provides data transfer between the docking station and laptop.
Specifications
Dimensions and weight
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