Does this docking station support multiple monitor output?
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OK, I see the confusion. I have a Lenovo W500 for which I need the Lenovo ThinkPad Advanced Mini-Dock Port Replicator (250410U). I originally ordered the Lenovo Mini Dock Plus with USB 3.0 - 90W but this did not interface to my W500 and so I had to return it. So my answer was in reference to the 250410U and unfortunately does not apply to your situation. Sorry.
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You can only connect one (1) monitor to the docking station via the mini display port, which supports a variety of monitor. For example, I had my Dell monitor connected to the mini display port using an Apple mini display port to DVI adapter. If you want to use two (2) monitors, then you would open up the MacBook Air while in the docking station. I hope this helps.
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no, I use it with my system (two dell laptops, both with ePort docking stations - one is a E7240, the other a E6410) - I'm running Ubuntu 14.04 right now but have also used Oracle Linus, Mint, and even Windows from time to time without any problems.Check your resolution for the second monitor - did you maybe pick a 16x9 instead of a 16x10 (or vice versa)?
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There is really only one. It is not the traditional "docking station" like you are used to however. Type in Lenovo One Link in the Amazon Search Bar, and that is what you can use.
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Yeah, you don't have to use 2 monitors. You can use this instead of the mini display port.
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Yes. I use this docking station at work and I have two monitors that I use with it for my dell E5420
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Yes, that's the beauty of this piece! I have 3 monitors (1VGA 1DVI 1USB) hooked up to my Dell Latitude right now through my docking station.
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the docking station has both a standard (blue) vga monitor connection and the higher resolution (white) DVI-D connection. I have not tried running 2 monitors but would think it would mostly depend on the laptop capabilitiies. For sure there are 2 monitor conecctions available.
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sorry, don't have a DOCKING STATION but love the veridesk. After I purchased mine, two more were purchased for the office - LOVE IT - also, we all use dual monitors
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Yes. One will need to be plugged into the docking station. The other one will need to be plugged into the right side of the computer. An adapter for the monitor that is plugged into the computer will be needed. I use this set up every day.
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There are no ports for a docking station. It does have HDMI (mini) out and USB ports.
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Faizon, I would assume that if you are using the VGA cord from your monitor and plugging it into the VGA portion of this cable and then plug it into the USB of your of your docking station that should work. I assume you are trying to get a second monitor for your docking station. I would try and see if your docking station has two VGA or at least a DVI-D connection for the second monitor, but that may not be an option for your docking station or even your monitor for the DVI-D, But I would check that first before buying this item. I used this cable for a second monitor on my tower station and have not tried it on a docking station. Hope this helps. Faizon, I would assume that if you are using the VGA cord from your monitor and plugging it into the VGA portion of this cable and then plug it into the USB of your of your docking station that should work. I assume you are trying to get a second monitor for your docking station. I would try and see if your docking station has two VGA or at least a DVI-D connection for the second monitor, but that may not be an option for your docking station or even your monitor for the DVI-D, But I would check that first before buying this item. I used this cable for a second monitor on my tower station... » Read More Faizon, I would assume that if you are using the VGA cord from your monitor and plugging it into the VGA portion of this cable and then plug it into the USB of your of your docking station that should work. I assume you are trying to get a second monitor for your docking station. I would try and see if your docking station has two VGA or at least a DVI-D connection for the second monitor, but that may not be an option for your docking station or even your monitor for the DVI-D, But I would check that first before buying this item. I used this cable for a second monitor on my tower station and have not tried it on a docking station. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Hi Richard, this computer comes with 1 VGA onboard monitor port/output. If you need dual monitor output, you can contact us after placing your order and we can add a video card with dual ports for you.
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I think that is more up to your graphics card and cables than the docking station. Some DVI systems can split to two monitors with a cable splitter and with the VGA that would make 3 but if your DVI is as a single monitor it will only do 2 monitors. I have only two. One DVI and one VGA hooked up in the back.
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Not concurrently, in my experience.It will let you toggle between 2, if you have 3 connected.If you want to have a third monitor for basic 2-D stuff, you might get one of those add on USB-DVI/VGA devices, but they are CPU intensive.
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Not personally, but at my work agents plug in their laptop to a docking station and then have the display shown on two monitors.
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DMS-59 is a proprietary connector developed by ATI. Unless your docking station has this connector it will not work. What I would suggest as a work around is connect one external monitor and use the laptop's primary screen. Sorry if this is stating the obvious.