#Targus acp70usz firmware update portable

Targus provides ten different tips for this cable, conveniently stashed in a cubby inside the dock, to meet the needs of common brands. The вЂњwith powerвЂќ element of the model name describes the dockвЂ™s ability to provide electrical power to a 19.5-volt DC laptop or Windows 8 tablet using a proprietary stub cable. The three-pin DIN connectors take power in to the dock and out to your laptop. Robert Cardin Your laptop communicates with the dock via a USB 3.0 B-type cable. Targus tells me the dock can support even more monitors if you plug additional DisplayLink adapters into its USB 3.0 ports (the dockвЂ™s software supports a maximum of six external displays when connected to a PC running Windows). Resolution tops out at an odd 2049 by 1152 pixels per display, but itвЂ™s more than adequate to drive two 24-inch displays at 1920 by 1200 (or 1920 by 1080) pixels each. The dock is equipped with DisplayLink technology, so it can drive two outboard displays (thereвЂ™s one DVI and one HDMI, but Targus provides DVI-to-HDMI and DVI-to-VGA adapters in the box). Other ports on the dock include gigabit ethernet (solving my USB-to-ethernet dongle problem), and audio in and out (so I donвЂ™t have to unplug my headphones every time I take my laptop into a meeting). Two of the dockвЂ™s USB ports provide extra power to charge battery-powered devices, whether the computer is docked or not. And I saw no decrease in performance when I added a second USB 3.0 hard drive and performed the same tests with it at the same time. With two 24-inch displays also attached to the dock, the read tests occurred at 93.9 and 112.5MB/s, and the write tests were accomplished at 89.0 and 62.8MB/s (see the chart for details).

#Targus acp70usz firmware update portable

I then repeated these steps in the other direction, copying them from the notebookвЂ™s SSD to the portable hard drive (a write test).