Belkin introduces the industry’s first Notebook Expansion Dock

Belkin introduces the industry’s first Notebook Expansion Dock featuring ExpressCard™ technology to deliver high-performance capabilities for multimedia applications.

You will have to sacrifice your ExpressCard port by hooking up the Expansion Dock to it, but what you get in return is quadruple your available bandwidth, enabling you to play DVDs without detrimental bandwidth performance to other USB 2.0 devices.

The Dock was designed with the smallest footprint possible, coming in a unique vertical design.

Performance figures include connecting at 2Gbps which is capable of video reproduction at 1600 x 1200 resolution in 32-bit color.

The $199.99 Notebook Expansion Dock will ship in U.S. this November, with the rest of the world receiving it shortly thereafter.

Notebook Expansion Dock (F5U265)

    * Features slim, vertical, compact footprint that saves desk space and conveniently manages all your cables
    * Minimizes heat buildup from internal graphics-processing unit
    * Works seamlessly with Windows® Vistaâ„¢ and XP operating systems, as well as with most DVD-player software

    * Offers unparalleled expandability for at-home use:
          o High-resolution, DVD-quality video output through VGA or DVI ports
          o 5.1 surround-sound support through optical or 3.5mm outputs
          o Five (5) USB 2.0 ports, including 2 top-load USB ports for easy access by thumb drives
          o 10/100Mbps Ethernet access for instant connection to multiple external devices
    * Compatibility with all notebooks equipped with an ExpressCard port
    * Compatibility with Windows Vista and XP

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