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blog.wired.com - 8/19/2008

Review: Kensington Docking Station Makes Mobile Computing Almost Magical

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Kensington Wireless USB Docking Station Taking a ride on Kensington’s first-of-its-kind Wireless USB Docking Station is kind of like  flying on a digital magic carpet. We all know the docking stations are typically just utilitarian devices which make station stops between a desk and the road a bit simpler. You know the drill: When you get back to your desk the docking station lets ...

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us.kensington.com - 8/18/2008

Wireless USB Docking Station

— us.kensington.com — idea: Wireless access to your external monitor and USB devices. Why deal with plugging and unplugging your... USB peripherals each time you want to use them? Simply connect all of your USB devices and external monitor into the Kensington Wireless USB ... (more) Wireless USB Docking Station

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ubergizmo.com - 8/15/2008

iPig Docking Station

— ubergizmo.com — Here’s another iPod dock to join the party, the iPig. The iPig certainly looks like some kind... of cross-breed between a (cute) pig and an octopus. The gigantic black eyes of this speaker are actually the speakers, which boast 25 watts of power, and ... (more) iPig Docking Station

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electronista.com - 8/19/2008

Kensington offers Wireless USB video dock

— electronista.com — Kensington today unveiled what it believes is the first genuinely universal Wireless USB dock. The simply-titled Wireless... USB Docking Station connects to any computer that supports Wireless USB, whether internally or through an adapter, and provides... (more) Kensington offers Wireless USB video dock

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Kensington Wireless USB Docking Station Review
GadgetReview — By: Albert S Wired.com has a review of the Kensington docking station. It’s a nifty device that connects all your USB devices, including monitor, wirelessly to your WUSB-enabled laptop. So instead of plugging in your laptop to a docking station (which can be a pain if not aligned correctly) and connecting a few other wires, you simply turn on the laptop to find all your devices connected without hassle. Good stuff. Read the review here. And go here for the official site. ...