Two questions: 1. Will this dock support two monitors? 2. To what connection (plug-in) on my Toshiba Satellite L650 Model Number PSK2GU-ORCO2L
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For both of these questions please contact Plugable customer service for knowledgeable answers. 1) It supports two monitors for my computer configuration; 2) I'm not sure of the connection for your computer, but it would probably best work on whatever offers a USB 3 connection.
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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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It will support two. One via HDMI, the other via DVI or VGA (can't recall which).
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1. Yes, it will support two external monitors. 2. The dock plugs into an available USB 3.0 port on your laptop. Please check with Plugable for your configuration.
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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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Try laptopcpufans.net They have several available for Toshiba Satellite. Good luck!
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I have a Dell monitor connected to the docking station's Mini DisplayPort via port via a Mini DisplayPort to DVI adapter. I don't know that you can connect two monitors, but you can certainly use your MacBook's screen in conjunction with an external monitor. I hope this helps.
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It looks like you can output 2 digital signals and 1 analog signal. For my case, I have 2 DisplayPorts and 1 VGA monitor working when hook up to the dock. When adding another DVI or HDMI monitor separately, it didn't come up at all. It might display a fourth monitor if you could get an adapter that converts USB to DVI/HDMI/DisplayPort.
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Dear Sandy, There are three common HDMI plugs: The "Full-Size" A; The "Mini-Size" C; and the "Micro-Size" D. I'm currently using Dell, Gateway, Toshiba and HP, occasionally. If the Lenovo has one of these ports you should be able to bridge to any monitor with Full-Size A HDMI. The problem which occurs on these other makes is that you have to tell it to send the Video signal out through that port. This is done through the "Function Buttons"--You hold down the "fn" at the lower left of the key board and that activates the row of "Function Buttons" on the top of the key board (e.g., F1, F2, F3...F12)--the button that has logos of two screens (boxes--old units had the initials: LCD/CRT)--there is a sequential button logic that requires hitting the button, once, twice, thrice--on some makes logos appear in the middle of the LCD--one of those choices tells the HDMI port to activate. The choices may have labels like: Extended View, Multi-Screen or Duplicate [clone, also]--the latter choice puts the same image on your laptop and on the external monitor....The Function buttons that make this work differ from make to make (typically F2, F4, F5, F8, etc.)--One other issue I've experienced is that the Dell using Windows 8 seems to default to "Extended View" instead of "Duplicate" so I have to regularly redo the F-Button ritual....Good luck! I hope this helps, Dr. Mike Meehan.
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It will work with any avail USB port you have. I currently use two to allow me to have 3 monitors connected. If you have a usb port avail, you can plug it in
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The previous answers have already covered the specific question, however I would add that depending on your laptop model, you should have an available USB 3.0 port on the side or back of it that is accessible when docked. Less convenient than permanently connecting the externals to the dock, but does work (that's what I do).
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Don't buy this dock. Call Dell, give them the service tag off your laptop, and let them give you the dock or docks that are compatible with your device. Will save you time, and trouble in the event the dock is bad. The one I purchased originally was bad, and not the best dock for my laptop. Ultimately returned the original one due to defect. Supplier was out of stock so that's when I went to Dell directly. It took a few calls to get someone to tell me which ones were compatible since the website said the super speed was the only one that was noted as being right for my device. That is when the lady asked for my service tag. She was able to pull a list. Good service and the dock works well. Don't buy this dock. Call Dell, give them the service tag off your laptop, and let them give you the dock or docks that are compatible with your device. Will save you time, and trouble in the event the dock is bad. The one I purchased originally was bad, and not the best dock for my laptop. Ultimately returned the original one due to defect. Supplier was out of stock so that's when I went to Dell directly. It took a few calls to get someone to tell me which ones were compatible since the website said the super speed was the only one that was noted as being right for my... » Read More Don't buy this dock. Call Dell, give them the service tag off your laptop, and let them give you the dock or docks that are compatible with your device. Will save you time, and trouble in the event the dock is bad. The one I purchased originally was bad, and not the best dock for my laptop. Ultimately returned the original one due to defect. Supplier was out of stock so that's when I went to Dell directly. It took a few calls to get someone to tell me which ones were compatible since the website said the super speed was the only one that was noted as being right for my device. That is when the lady asked for my service tag. She was able to pull a list. Good service and the dock works well. « Show Less
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Docking station must have the DMS connection and then the splitter will give you duplicate screens. If you want to split the screens to see different tabs on the right and the left (called extended screen by my computer resource guy), then your docking station/laptop must have dual video cards. The splitter alone only gives the same image on both screens.
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The dock has HDMI and 1 display port out the back. You can have a second display port cord plugged into the side. I just tried it out. The plug fit while it was docked.
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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 sure however this product works with many configurations. Also found on Amazon StarTech.com Universal USB 3.0 Laptop Docking Station w/ Dual DVI Video - HDMI & VGA Adapters, 2x USB Fast Charge Ports, USB 3.0 Hub, GbE
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The issue will be power, it uses two powered USB ports for power supply. The port on the monitor is a micro USB you could probably use alternate means of power. I don't have the power specs on hand to advise what would be best for alternative power.
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You need to buy two. Each adapter allows to connect one single monitor using USB port.
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MANUFACTURER ANSWER: Thanks for posting your question here! You can only connect one external monitor via one unit of http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0038P1TP4/. If you do not wish to (or cannot) connect the second external monitor via the inbuilt video output port on your laptop for any reason, you would need to get a second unit to connect the additional monitor. Hope the above information helps! If you need any additional information, please do feel free to shoot us an email at support@plugable.com. We are here to help! Thanks! Regards, Roze Plugable Technologies
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There are 2 DisplayPort plugs, 1 HDMI, 1 VGA and 1 DVI. I've had no problems running a dual-monitor setup, but I doubt that whatever humble business laptop you're docking this into has the GPU capability to simultaneously display on 4 monitors. A better question you should be asking yourself is why on earth would you want a quad-monitor setup for docking your laptop. Swordfish was just a movie dude.