Dell D-Dock Advanced Port Replicator Reviews

I was recently issued a new Dell Latitude D620 laptop computer at work, which I use at my desk and on the road. When I'm in the office (which is almost all the time), I press the Latitude D620 into a Dell D-Dock Advanced Port Replicator. The D-Dock is a docking station for the laptop, giving the computer more ports that increase its versatility. — The D-Dock Advanced Port Replicator has the part number of PR01X, and it sells on Dell's Web site for around $166. You may be able to find it cheaper elsewhere. Mine was issued to me by my employer when I got the new computer. — What it… read full review »

Bottom-Line: Slide it in, hook it up to monitor, network, keyboard, mouse, and so much more. — My Dell Latitude D-820 serves double duty: it's my second desktop and it my portable computers I lug home every night.  While the 15 inch TFT Active matrix screen on the D-820 is fine to view for a couple of hours, eye strain might set in if I had to view the screen for eight.  Add to that the need to connect daily to the LAN, and external monitor, and wireless keyboard and you have a situation tailor made for the Dell D-Dock Advanced Port Replicator. — The Dell D-Dock Advanced… read full review »