ALOGIC has announced the availability of its new, compact range of Laptop Docking Stations – CD2 and CH2, across the globe.
Both the Universal Docks with either twin DisplayPort or HDMI Ports, enable connecting two external displays with up to 4K 60 Hz resolutions with 100W power passthrough.
The docks are powered with DisplayLink technology enabling the user to connect the docks to either a USB-C or USB-A port on their laptop. Both docks are compatible with Mac laptops powered with the M1/M2 processor, Windows laptops, and Chromebooks.
Both CD2 and CH2 docks’ USB-A and USB-C ports [USB 3.2 Gen 2, 10Gbps] are designed to keep essential USB accessories including external drives, scanners, keyboards, and mice connected. When connected to an external USB-C power adapter the docks provide up to 100W power delivery and offer Gigabit Ethernet connectivity.
The CD2 and CH2 Docking Stations are available for purchase in the US, UK, Europe and Australia at a price of US$199.99 each.
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