Can I use this docking station with the surface pro slate by microsoft? I need to use both my computer monitors.
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No. This is for the Samsung Slate, not the Surface/ Surface Pro tablet.Here is a link to what you are looking for.http://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-Docking-Station-Surface-Pro/dp/B00GAUFLTOYou might have issues with running multiple monitors unless you have the Surface Pro 2. Search the web to get more info about the docking monitor issues.
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To my knowledge, each manufacturer of a slate device has a proprietary connector.
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I'm afraid you won't be able to use it with any surface model. The connectors are not compatible.
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The Pro dock will support multiple montors; supports enterprise manageability 1x DisplayPort 1.2 (Exclusive use with DVI-D) 1x DVI-D (Exclusive use with DisplayPort) 1x VGA Driver-free. Basic will only support 1 monitor.
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Yes. I use mine on a Surface RT. I assume the Surface Pro is the same, as they both have the micro HD connector
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Hello JustWTH: please note I bought the Cooler Master Cube rather than the Wave Stand. Both product features and tech details for both note they support up to 12" tablets. The original Microsoft Surface RT and 2 are 10.81" wide while the the Pro 3 is 11.5" so the Wave will work for the Surface. I believe the Cube with its 4.5" wide upper back support would better support a Surface versus the single "pole" back support of the Wave especially when touching/using the upper sides of the Surface's screen. The lower cradle of either product will support easily the .035"/.036" widths of the Surface. I recommend the Cube for the Surface. Hello JustWTH: please note I bought the Cooler Master Cube rather than the Wave Stand. Both product features and tech details for both note they support up to 12" tablets. The original Microsoft Surface RT and 2 are 10.81" wide while the the Pro 3 is 11.5" so the Wave will work for the Surface. I believe the Cube with its 4.5" wide upper back support would better support a Surface versus the single "pole" back support of the Wave especially when touching/using the upper sides of the Surface's screen. The lower cradle of either product will support easily the... » Read More Hello JustWTH: please note I bought the Cooler Master Cube rather than the Wave Stand. Both product features and tech details for both note they support up to 12" tablets. The original Microsoft Surface RT and 2 are 10.81" wide while the the Pro 3 is 11.5" so the Wave will work for the Surface. I believe the Cube with its 4.5" wide upper back support would better support a Surface versus the single "pole" back support of the Wave especially when touching/using the upper sides of the Surface's screen. The lower cradle of either product will support easily the .035"/.036" widths of the Surface. I recommend the Cube for the Surface. « Show Less
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You wont have to worry since this uses USB 3.0, but you have to check on what OS you are using. Surface Pro 3 uses Windows 8/8.1 and from the product page of JUD 500, http://www.j5create.com/our-products/docking-stations/jud500.html they already have support for Windows 8/8.1
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Yes. I am using it with a Surface Pro 3 with a docking station running Windows 8.1. Works great. I haven't done any blueray burns with it yet, but have burned loads of CDs and DVDs and it works great. Wish the cable was a bit longer, but it works well.
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This dock can support as many monitors as your CPU can handle.... it connects to the USB port on your lapotp
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I'm not surface pro 3 expert, but I think it should work fine. You need to connect with a vga/hdmi cable/adapter like you would to any standard monitor and for touch screen functionallity, a direct connection from the Dell S2240T via USB cable to you surface pro 3. I use my Dell Touch Panel Monitor with a Dell Venue 11 Pro tablet and docking station - works great.
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No. There is another docking station that has three usb ports which would allow the functionality you want. It is a little more expensive, but sold here on Amazon.
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Yes, you can i've used 4 docking stations in the last 15 years and they all have allowed this. However i can't say this is a feature of all docking stations but i would think so.
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I am running Windows 7 and the docking station does support 2 external (1 - VGA and 1- DVI) external monitors on top of your laptop monitor. All in all, you can have three monitors active at any given time.
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Microsoft Surface Pro 3 = YESAs extended, as second only display, as mirror, all no problems. Displayed fine.Works fine with standard monitor. Also works with 4k monitor.Plugging into Surface is a little snug, but only a little. Plugs in just fine. All works fine.
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I use mine plugged into a Plugable Docking station and a Surface Pro. It installed itself and Ihave no problems with it.
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It works with surface pro, it must also work with surface pro 2 as the port is same
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Your graphics card does need to be 1.2. Also If your graphics card has displayport 1.2 that does not mean you can use 3 monitors with this. It depends on the card. I use these with the Microsoft Surface Pro 3 and I am able to use 2 monitors along with the internal monitor. If I plug in a 3rd monitor it will lock up the system requiring a reboot. Some cards will support 4 monitors using adapters such as this or daisy chaining monitors. The big thing is checking the spec of your computers graphics card.
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Hello Kathleen. The Mini Displayport / Thunderbolt to HDMI Cable should work with Microsoft Surface Pro since it also has a Mini-Display Port.
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The VGA adapter does work with the original MS Surface. Make sure that you have a separate VGA cable to connect it to your display device.