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An important element of a modern working environment is a comfortable clean and efficient desktop. Through intelligent use of the VESA standard you can now keep your desk better organised and tidier than before. By mounting the docking station on the rear of the monitor and managing the associated cables we improve the working environment and comfort for the user and enhance protection against theft.

This bracket can be ergonomically installed vertically or horizontally based on your preference and/or monitor type. The holder is also compatible with the vast majority of monitor stands.

List of compatible docking stations:

- i-tec USB 3.0 / USB-C / Thunderbolt 3 Dual 4K Display Docking …

Extend your desktop with an external HDMI monitor via the DisplayPort port. This adapter supports a resolution of up to 4K/30 Hz and is suitable for use with all devices equipped with an DisplayPort++ port (NOTE: the adapter will not work if connected to a port not marked DP++) .

Using it is very simple: just plug the adapter into the DP port of your computer connect it to your display using the HDMI connector and you can start using it instantly. The driver is installed automatically from the system.

In the case of DisplayPort with DisplayLink the maximum resolution will be 4K / 30 Hz (e.g. i-tec docking stations or video adapters with product number starting with CAxxxxxxxxx)

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Advanced USB-C / USB 3.0 front panel for installation into the 3.5 slot of your computer. The panel also contains audio connectors for microphone and headphones. The USB ports on the panel interconnect to the computers motherboard using the enclosed cable as do the two HD-Audio connectors. The panel is all-metal with anti-oxidising surface finish to ensure colour stability. This device enables you to use USB 3.0 USB-C and audio ports located on the front of your computer meaning youll never have to look for these ports on the back of your computer ever again.

Using the 65 cm long 20-pin cable the USB connectors can be plugged into the 20-pin connector on your motherboard or onto the outlet …