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Toshiba’s Dynadock V10 USB Port Replicator

joanna | Business, Consumer Goods, Electronics, Gadgets
19 Jan 2010

Having problems with regards to transferring files will now be a thing of the past. Toshiba’s latest Dynadock is also classified as a USB port replicator. The new device from Toshiba promises laptop and netbook owners to experience having their own personal docking station to transfer files at lightning fast speeds. Offering minute size and lightweight to carry around it well suited for business personnel who often travel from one place to another and for those important meetings which require important data transfers.

The new Dynadock V10 offers a single cable connectivity and multi-monitoring computing capabilities enabled and powered by DisplayLink Corporation’s versatile USB virtual graphics technology. DisplayLink’s very own unique silicon software solution allows consumers to plug the Toshiba dynadock V10 – USB Mini Port Replicator to any laptop PC in just a matter of seconds with just a single USB connection. Once connected, anything that is attached to the dock such as an extra monitor or an external harddisk and other peripheral devices like keyboards, mice, mp3 players and even an Ethernet connection, the Dynadock automatically switches them on and is ready to be used.

The Dynadock V10 is Toshiba’s first dock that combines both an entry level cost with full features that comes in at a rather mini size package, making it an easy choice for choosing a computing companion for consumers and business people alike. The model itself is half the size and one third thinner than the previous Dynadock product line.

DisplayLink’s USB virtual graphics provide a quick and easy way for laptop users to double up their visual workplace. Delivering crisp and fast-response graphics with the USB 2.0 it is enabled by DisplayLink’s DL-165 chip. The 165 chip supports display resolutions of up to 1920 x 1080 and features both software and hardware advances that increase overall performance for smooth video playback.

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