Is your Technology LeapFrogging

Is Technology Superiority limiting your abilities?

The acquisition of new technology provide consumers with tremendous advantages including increased productivity, enhanced communication and seamless mobility. However, at times being ahead of the game can provide some challenges. Technology Leapfrogging occurs when consumer purchases a device  that is so ahead of the curve that it has challenges integrating. In layman terms, you’re new tech is too high tech. We have see examples of this when

  • Google launched Google Glasses as a consumer device in 2013. A great concept that had many challenges. The UI was terrible, the connection unreliable, privacy concerns were a challenge and app development was minimal. Six years later and technology improvements have resulted in Next Gen versions of Google Glasses.
  • In  2016, Apple notified consumers that it will be eliminating the 3.5mm audio jack and going Bluetooth. This caught some consumers and vendors off guard. Consumers complained that the listening quality of Bluetooth was significantly less.

Most recently, Microsoft not only unveiled updates to its existing devices, but also new devices that it said would redefine the industry. The  slew of new innovative products included the Surface Pro 7, the Surface Laptop 3 and the Surface Pro X. Learning from some of the challenges of other Technology innovators, Microsoft has worked with some of its partners to come up with new accessories to compliment its new tech.

Supporting New Tech with New Accessories

The Kensington SD1610P USB-C Mini Mobile 4K Dock provides a variety of ports ensure all your needs are met with a single device. The SD1610P allows you to connect seamlessly to Microsoft Surface devices with USB-C (Microsoft Surface Go, Surface Book 2, Surface Laptop 3, Surface Pro 7 and Surface Pro X). Great for your home office, even better on the road, this device comes with 3 USB (2 USB 3.0, 1 USB-C) ports.

Extending your agility and enhancing your ability to connect your Surface to a full HD (VGA) or 4K (HDMI) monitor or projector display. The USB-C port is engineered with pass-through power while each of the USB 3.0 ports come with 5V/2.4A fast-charging. Additionally the SD1610P enables a reliable 1Gbps wired networking connection with the built in Gigabit Ethernet port. Installation of the SD1610P is as simple as plug and go.  One challenges often encountered with docking stations (especially when travelling) is that you forget to bring cables.  Kensington has heard this complaint and taken that into consideration with the design of the SD1610P.   They provide the consumer with an extended, flexible length (20.5cm) while conveniently storing within the dock when not in use.

Features and Specifications

  • Color: Grey
  • Ports: 2 x USB 3.0 Ports (rear) with 5V/2.4A fast-charging on each port, 1 x USB-C Port: (rear) for pass-through power
  • Maximum Resolution:
    • Single Monitor: HDMI UHD 3840 x 2160 @ 30Hz or VGA Full HD 2048 x 1152 @ 60Hz
  • Video Output: 1 x HDMI v1.4, 1 x HD VGA
  • Ethernet Speed (Mbps): 1000, 100, 10
  • System Requirements: Microsoft Surface Go, Microsoft Surface Book 2, Microsoft Surface Laptop 3, Microsoft Surface Pro 7 or Microsoft Surface Pro X
  • Compatibility: Windows OS

For more information or to acquire the: Kensington SD1600P Universal USB-C Mobile 4K Docking Station

About Kensington
Kensington is a leading provider of trusted desktop and mobile device accessories around the world for more than 35 years.

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