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  Create an Ultra HD workstation with four displays, by adding three external monitors to your laptop. This triple-video docking station for laptops merges cutting-edge technology and high-quality hardware with innovative design elements. It's one of the first universal laptop docking stations to support three external displays. When coupled with your laptop display, the docking station makes it easy to create a high-performance, high-resolution workstation with four displays in total, including one 4K DisplayPort display. With its expanded display presence, this specialty docking station is ideal for a wide range of applications. It offers a fast and easy way to maximize your laptop's workable screen space, which is perfect for graphic and web designers, animators, financial analysts and more. The triple-video docking station uniquely integrates two video chipsets, making it possible to connect one HDMI and two DisplayPort monitors to your laptop. With four total displays, you can manage several programs at once and avoid the nuisance of minimizing or rearranging windows. Plus it delivers 4K cinema resolution to the first DisplayPort monitor. This versatile docking station boosts your workflow with minimal impact on your budget, and it connects to your laptop or Windows based tablet through just one USB 3.0 (also known as USB 3.1 Gen 1 - 5Gbps) cable. Why sacrifice image quality for display quantity? This top-of-the-line docking station offers the best of both worlds. It features three video ports, including a DisplayPort connection that supports 4K x 2K (3840 x 2160p - 30Hz) Ultra HD resolution. The docking station offers an enhanced method of upgrading the display capabilities of your computer. While many laptop docks offer two video outputs, they often don't support three external displays, or Ultra High Definition. The full-featured dock delivers crystal-clear image quality without sacrificing the total number of external monitor connections,"