Kensington unveils the SD200V laptop dock with video

Kensington continues to roll out new products, and while the SD200V laptop dock may not come with as much marketing hyperbole as that magnetic keyboard, the vertical form factor is a unique take on the usually-unattractive dock concept. Other than that, however, the SD200V isn't really packing a lot of heat -- five USB ports, 1280 x 1024 VGA output with support for spanning and mirroring, 2.1-channel audio, and a mic jack. That's a lot of data to pump over a single USB 2.0 cable, to be sure, but we'd rather plug in a couple more cables and save the $139.

[(Unverified) Posted Sep 17th 2007 10:23PM]

kensington has gone the usb vga route before. google some review.

1 frame per second or 1 frame ever 2 seconds.

about 30 seconds upon plugging it in to detect everything....

maybe they improved it, or maybe it's just a fancy case... I got one for $20 on clearance of the last gen and donated it to the local good will, it was garbage.

video through usb is NOT fun...
you think it's useful, and you think, maybe for just tx documents I can bare it.
you can't, don't bother...