HP Elite USB-C Hub
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HP Elite USB-C Hub
Are you looking for a device that will allow you to work productively on the go? The HP Elise USB-C Hub port replicator acts as a portable docking station . Not only does it allow continuous charging, but it also connects several other devices at the same time. On one side you will find a USB type C input and on the other side one interface for HDMI 2.0. USB 2.0 and USB 3.2. You will find Thunderbolt support here. The HP Elise USB-C Hub port replicator supports 4K video transmission at 60 Hz. Thanks to its compact size, you can take the device with you anywhere. The package does not include a USB-C type power adapter, the maximum power of which should not exceed 90 W. Fully compatible with HP products.
Key features of the HP Elite USB-C Hub Port Replicator
- On one side you will find a USB type C input
- You will find ports for USB 3.2, USB 2.0 and HDMI 2.0
- The HP Elise USB-C Port Replicator offers support for Thunderbolt
- The device is 100% compatible for laptops and computers from HP
- The device supports video transmission in 4K @ 60 Hz
- The USB-C type charging adapter should not exceed 90 W
- The HP Elise USB-C Port Replicator takes up almost no space due to its small size
Dimensions:
160 × 28.4 × 8.9 mm
Weight:
42g
Specifications
Laptop power port
Features
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