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Plugable launches new Thunderbolt docking station (TBT-6950PD) with quad-display support and USB-C charging hub (PS3-METERC3)

Plugable has announced two new products aimed at boosting productivity and convenience for tech users. The TBT-6950PD is a hybrid docking station that supports up to four external 4K displays on many systems, including Apple's base-model Silicon Macs, which typically struggle to handle multiple displays. Meanwhile, the PS3-METERC3 offers a versatile charging solution with three high-powered USB-C ports, allowing users to power multiple devices simultaneously.

The TBT-6950PD combines Thunderbolt and DisplayLink technologies, offering both Mac and Windows users an option to connect multiple displays, a feature often restricted by hardware limitations on base-model Macs. Its 96W power delivery ensures high-performance laptops stay charged, while three downstream Thunderbolt ports provide additional power for other devices like smartphones and tablets.

By Brian Fagioli -
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Plugable launches UD-6950PDH docking station: Redesigned for optimal Apple compatibility and enhanced productivity

Plugable has officially unveiled the newly redesigned UD-6950PDH docking station, tailored to enhance productivity for Apple users. Following extensive customer feedback and leveraging the latest technology, this latest version sports a sleek space gray aluminum chassis, ensuring seamless integration with Apple's product line.

The standout feature of the UD-6950PDH is its capability to support two additional displays on any Mac with a Max, Pro, or base M1, M2, M3, and the upcoming M4 processors. This is made possible with just a single installation of the DisplayLink driver, setting it apart from many other docking solutions on the market.

By Brian Fagioli -
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