What is the difference if any between the Pro3x and the Pro2x docking stations? I have a Dell Latitude E7240. Will either work with it?
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I'm sorry I can't be more definite. I don't know the difference between the two models, I don't even know which model I have without tearing it apart to see the model # (it isn't readily visible). As far as whether your model laptop will work, they are real good about saying which model comps will work with which dock. All I can say is that mine is working like a champ, and if you decide to get one I'm sure you'll be as thrilled with it as I am with mine!
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Personally I don't see the difference. Both handle the E series Latitude laptop from what I read on line. Sorry I can't be any better help.Tom
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The PR02X has more ports than the PR03X including an additional DVI-D and Display Port. It also has some extra legacy ports such as an 18 pin connector for those old printers. Check out the detailed specs for each to get an exact difference.
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No, they are both powered by independent adapters. The docking station does not power the laptop.
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Yes. I have two of these monitors "chained" together into the Surface Pro 3 docking station and it works perfectly. I have had this in place for 4+months and not one issue.
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My docking station is an Easyshare 6000 so I would not know the answer to your question. If you call the seller, he probably would know and he is a super nice guy; his name is John.
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It won't work on the docking station. That requires a connection terminal at the right bottom end that simply isn't there on the PDSWF-ST44-VP. However, the WiFi on the PDSWF-ST44-VP works quite well, as I recall. I retired mine after I got the version with the docking station.
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I have a Dell laptop and docking station. The monitor is connected directly to the docking station so I can take my laptop without having to unhook printer, scanner, monitor etc.
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Dell replicator PRO2X has 2 VDI connctions for Video LPT2 for printer. Dell replicator PRO3X has 1 VDI 1 VGA for video and doen't have LTP2 printer connector. Both has of course RJ45, USB, audio and eSata connector.
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This is just the stand. I use it for a Dell Latitude E5420. You can put a bigger monitor on top of it. HOWEVER, to use it to 'charge' the laptop, or as a dock, you need an additional product like this "Dell Laptop Notebook E/Port Replicator Docking Station PR03X with Power Adapter PA-4E For Dell E Series Laptop/Notebooks" which I also bought. Later I separated the two, and have the laptop and dock to the side so that I can have "two" monitors. Hope this helped.
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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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Yes, I am using a Dell Precision M4700 and it works with this docking station.
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Yes, I replaced my desktop and laptop computer with the MS Surface Pro. I run MS Office, MS Project Professional and many other desktop applications, as well as the enterprise systems at my office via the Surface Pro. I'm also excited about the Surface 2 Pro -- more memory, larger SSD and better battery life management. PLUS, they have a true docking station coming in early 2014.
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It does work, but I may not have something configured correctly.I am currently using Surface Pro 3 and the HT-UD01 lapdock. The lapdock is plugged into the USB3 port on Surface 3.My Ethernet cable is plugged into lapdock. I also have a Logitech wireless mouse and keyboard, the little nano-receiver is plugged into one of the USB2 ports. Also using a Dell 2407WFP attached to lapdock using the vga adapter to the dvi monitor port.The only problem is that when I move a window from the Surface 3 (2169x1440) to the Dell (1920x1200), it gets HUGE.I haven't figured out how to make it look better yet. It does work, but I may not have something configured correctly.I am currently using Surface Pro 3 and the HT-UD01 lapdock. The lapdock is plugged into the USB3 port on Surface 3.My Ethernet cable is plugged into lapdock. I also have a Logitech wireless mouse and keyboard, the little nano-receiver is plugged into one of the USB2 ports. Also using a Dell 2407WFP attached to lapdock using the vga adapter to the dvi monitor port.The only problem is that when I move a window from the Surface 3 (2169x1440) to the Dell (1920x1200), it gets HUGE.I haven't... » Read More It does work, but I may not have something configured correctly.I am currently using Surface Pro 3 and the HT-UD01 lapdock. The lapdock is plugged into the USB3 port on Surface 3.My Ethernet cable is plugged into lapdock. I also have a Logitech wireless mouse and keyboard, the little nano-receiver is plugged into one of the USB2 ports. Also using a Dell 2407WFP attached to lapdock using the vga adapter to the dvi monitor port.The only problem is that when I move a window from the Surface 3 (2169x1440) to the Dell (1920x1200), it gets HUGE.I haven't figured out how to make it look better yet. « Show Less
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Absolutely! We'll only order this laptop with a dock and I've purchased 15+ of these. I'll normally from a different reseller because the variation in pricing is significant. I've used both Dell P/N 430-3114 and 331-6307. I like the 430-3114 because it has dual DVI connections. Good luck!
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It has the port for a dock. It think it matters more on what docking station you want to use. I have a docking station that plugs in via a USB port. These work great and are universal to any computer.
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Yes, I have one and it works. I think it's expensive compared to other docks like the Lenovo X60 or X61... But I don't like to waste time pluging and unpluging cables...
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No sorry, the 4540 ProBook is not on the compatible list for this docking station.
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I have a Dell E6410 and this docking station. This dock is designed to accommodate both the small battery, the 6 cell battery and even the extended battery. There is a "Sliding back wall that may be moved to accommodate different battery sizes (and from my point of view, quite innovative!)