Lenovo Thinkpad Common USB-C Dock V2-40B70090US with UBERSPEED Cable Bundle – 2X DisplayPort 1.4, 1x HDMI 2.1 & 1 CAT8

Worth: $208.99
(as of May 21,2023 20:11:31 UTC – Particulars)

The ThinkPad Common USB-C Dock v2 is a welcome innovation docking that takes customers past custom and into the realm of limitless potential. Expertise common compatibility with dynamic energy charging (most as much as 100W) to notebooks*, multi show assist, automated firmware updates, next-level plug-and-play. All the pieces you’d need from the way forward for docking is right here. It’s excellent for blended PC environments too, giving customers the liberty to attach any USB Kind-C business customary Notebooks. *DISCLAIMER: Lenovo USB-C & Thunderbolt Docks operate with notebooks that assist business customary USB-C Alt-Mode or Thunderbolt protocols by their Kind C port. Lenovo USB-C and Thunderbolt Docks assist extra options, akin to MAC deal with passthrough, WOL and mirrored energy button, on most Lenovo ThinkPad notebooks, however such options is probably not accessible on sure different Lenovo notebooks or non-Lenovo branded pocket book techniques. ThinkPad Common USB-C Dock v2 may cost Pocket book max as much as 100W with 135W Slim Tip energy adaptor (offered individually, choice PN: 4X20Q88539) linked to Dock.
Engineered for efficiency, the ThinkPad Common USB-C Dock v2 rapidly pays for itself with elevated productiveness, enhanced dynamic energy charging to Pocket book, max 100W charging and multi-display assist. When you can suppose it, your dock can do it
One Cable. No Problem
With 11+ thoughtfully positioned ports, the ThinkPad Common USB-C Dock v2 delivers unmatched efficiency whereas decluttering your desk
Complete Fleet. One Supervisor
The ThinkPad Common USB-C Dock v2 comes full of fundamental and superior options engineered to make managing a whole fleet of docks effortlessly environment friendly. It may assist conventional IT instruments like: PXE boot, WOL, and MAC deal with Go Via on ThinkPad Notebooks, but additionally present silent firmware updates. Silent reboots. Distant machine queries. It is an IT supervisor’s dream