Targus introduces the new ACP70US, the market’s first USB 3.0 SuperSpeed Dual Video Docking Station. Utilizing USB 3.0 interface, the new docking station provides enhanced speed and power. It features DisplayLink’s USB 3.0 graphics technology, the ACP70US has two video ports – DVI-I and HDMI – supporting up to 2048×1152 resolution. It comes with a DVI-I to VGA adapter and a HDMI to DVI-D adapter.

A company called Plugable introduces the DC-125, an integrated zero client/thin client device with universal docking station capabilities that uses DisplayLink USB virtual graphics technology. As an universal docking station, the DC-125 connects a laptop computer to an extra display, speakers, and two USB 2.0 ports, all from a single USB cable. It can also be used as a zero client device to affordably turn one PC into many, using easy USB connections to create multi-seat computing, pairing one dock per workstation and for a total of up 14 workstations.

Asus offers its USB Universal Docking Station designed to “completely manage Internet and peripheral connectivity for today’s notebooks, creating a full desktop experience in the office or home”. It allows …

After the dynadock U, Toshiba launches the its second dynabook universal USB docking station, called the dynadock V10. Thanks to DisplayLink’s DL-165 chip, the …

Targus launches the USB 2.0 Docking Station with Video for notebook PCs. Like other notebook docking stations, Targus’s ACP51USZ is a good friend of notebook users allowing them to quickly connect to an external monitor, keyboard, mouse, printer, speakers or other peripherals.

Zemno introduces the DeskBook Pro, a portable docking station for laptop PCs. The dock includes Zemno’s ModBays technology that enable the DeskBook Pro to support internal connection of hard drives, batteries and peripherals and expand the functionality and life of your notebook.

For those who use notebook PC as their primary computer, IO-Data’s new DisplayDock USB-DD1 may make their life easier. Basically, the new DisplayDock performs similar function as Toshiba’s dynadock but is wired.

Kensington sd400v Universal Notebook Docking Station with VGA-DVI and Ethernet

Kensington introduces two new Universal Notebook Docking Stations, sd400v and sd300v. These docking stations allow users to to connect their display, mouse, keyboard and speakers to any notebook PC though a single simple USB 2.0 connection, turning notebooks into desktops in a snap.

Toshiba launches the dynadock wireless U, a wireless universal docking station that utilizes wireless USB technology eliminating the need for a cable between the docking station and laptop.

The dynadock wireless U …