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Gamber-Johnson’s new vehicle docking station is made for the Toughbook 33 two-in-one laptop computer.
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The docking station comes in three versions: a lightweight and low-cost cradle, a fully loaded docking station with a USB port to power your keyboard or mouse, and a kit version that replaces your tablet's battery.
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iKey's BT-870-TP connects to the Samsung DeX station, turning a Samsung Galaxy S8 or S8+ smartphone into a mobile workstation that takes up less space than an in-vehicle computer.
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Gamber-Johnson's docking station for a Getac S410 notebook is thin and light, weighing 4.47 pounds. It features a spring-loaded connector to ensure connectivity in rough terrain.
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Gamber-Johnson's TabCruzer vehicle docking station for the Panasonic Toughpad FZ-M1 (Windows) or FZ-B2 (Android) tablet is designed to minimize the overall footprint of the FZ-M1/FZ-B2 mobile computer.
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Havis' Panasonic Toughbook 54 docking station (Model DS-PAN-420) accommodates all Toughbook 54 models. It provides access to a bottom SmartCard reader while the computer is secured in the dock.
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The Havis DS-GTC-300 Series docking station is designed for the Getac V110 rugged convertible notebook and offers computer charging, security, and connection to peripherals inside the vehicle. A guided, floating docking connector maintains connectivity.
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With the popularity of tablets on the rise today, D&R Electronics is releasing its new rugged slim line Panasonic G1 Docking Station.
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The Havis docking system of the Apple iPad 4 and iPad Air offers various mounting options for tablet docking and usage in various work environments. The docking system includes a durable protective case that enables charging once placed in the dock.
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Havis has developed a docking station (Model DS-GTC-200) for the 11.6-inch Getac F110 rugged Windows 8 tablet that provides a secure location for charging and connection to peripherals such as printers, keyboards, and barcode scanners.
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