Artline Business M75 M75v06Win
Keyboards686
Mice1439
Cables (video, audio, USB)64654
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Hot-pluggable USB port for a quick connection Fully compatible with notebooks Allows easy connection between devices and helps transfer data quickly with accuracy
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Supports simultaneous power, data transfer, and video 1M/3.3-foot passive Thunderbolt 4 Cable Backwards compatible with Thunderbolt 3, USB 3.2, and USB2.0 Access up to 40Gbps of fast data transfer more→Supports up to 100W of Power Delivery Compliant with USB4 Reversible Type-C connector Thunderbolt 4 certified
USB C to DisplayPort Bi-Directional 2 Meter Cable
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The Plugable Docking Station Dual Monitor Adapter, is powered by the DisplayLink DL-3900 chipset, is the ideal external graphics card for laptop users. Add dual video outputs and wired Gigabit Etherne more→t to compatible Windows and macOS systems with ease.
Equipped with both HDMI and DVI-I ports, this dock supports either one HDMI display up to 2560x1440 at 50Hz or dual 1920x1200 monitors at 60Hz. Whether you're connecting through a DVI to HDMI adapter or using the dock as a USB to HDMI adapter, this device delivers the flexibility to support a variety of monitor configurations.
USB graphics use your system's CPU and GPU, making this dock perfect for web browsing, office work, and multitasking >>…
Equipped with both HDMI and DVI-I ports, this dock supports either one HDMI display up to 2560x1440 at 50Hz or dual 1920x1200 monitors at 60Hz. Whether you're connecting through a DVI to HDMI adapter or using the dock as a USB to HDMI adapter, this device delivers the flexibility to support a variety of monitor configurations.
USB graphics use your system's CPU and GPU, making this dock perfect for web browsing, office work, and multitasking >>…
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Compatibility with specific models Desktop PCs should be confirmed with the online store manager directly before purchase.
Compatibility with specific models Desktop PCs should be confirmed with the online store manager directly before purchase.
































