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Reddit mentions of Lenovo ThinkPad Pro Dock 40A10090US Docking Station

Sentiment score: 2
Reddit mentions: 5

We found 5 Reddit mentions of Lenovo ThinkPad Pro Dock 40A10090US Docking Station. Here are the top ones.

Lenovo ThinkPad Pro Dock 40A10090US Docking Station
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    Features:
  • Depending on many factors such as the processing capability of the host and peripheral devices, file attributes, and other factors related to system configuration and operating environments, the actual data transfer rate will be slower than 5 Gbit/s on USB 3.1 Gen 1 (USB 3.0) connectors, slower than 10 Gbit/s on USB 3.1 Gen 2 connectors, and slower than 20Gbit/s on USB 3.2 connectors.
  • Compatible with both 65W and 90W Lenovo ThinkPad machines (see product description for compatible Lenovo ThinkPad machines) that have the required bottom dock port
  • Only Supports a dual monitor hook up with different connection types
  • WARNINGS: (1) You must download the updated Lenovo firmware utility drivers for this item to function correctly (requires: Windows 10, 8.1, 8 and 7); (2) This product does not support Lenovo ThinkPad models with a Quad Core Processor; (3) This product does not support ThinkPad T460p quad-core models with discrete graphics; (4) NOT recommended for Lenovo ThinkPad machines with 170W AC adapters
Specs:
ColorBlack
Height2.2 Inches
Length6.4 Inches
Number of items1
Release dateNovember 2019
Weight1 Pounds
Width13.6 Inches

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Found 5 comments on Lenovo ThinkPad Pro Dock 40A10090US Docking Station:

u/SamRHughes · 2 pointsr/SuggestALaptop

There's no docking station for the X1 Carbon that connects via the bottom. There's just the OneLink dock, which... I believe acts like a USB 3.0 port or several.

The T440s has a docking port on the bottom and can be used with Thinkpads' latest generation of docks.

See here: http://shop.lenovo.com/us/en/accessories/dock-port-replicators/conventional-docks-port-replicators

In particular, the latest generation of Thinkpads is incompatible with the older generation of docks, so you need the new Basic/Pro/Ultra docks, like those you see at the link above -- this amazon page has a decent picture so you can recognize them: www.amazon.com/ThinkPad-Pro-Dock-Canada-Mexico/dp/B00G6T8EK2/ (and I guess you can see the list of systems it supports in the listing -- the *40 models).

u/SuperSaiyan5wag · 1 pointr/gaming

Not sure tbh, I thought that was a mac thing. Here is the link

u/Michiganders · 1 pointr/SuggestALaptop

Assuming you don't already own a docking station, I would suggest looking into a Lenovo Thinkpad. There are a number of options that would fit your needs depending on how much portability you think you'll need.

You can buy a docking station for ~$150 new.

Other options to look into is the Lenovo X1 Carbon or the T470s. Both are incredibly light and well built - the x1 Carbon weighs in at 2.58 (battery up to 10hrs or so), while the T470s is a bit more at 3.0 lbs (battery up to 8hrs or so). If you want a bit better value, you could look into the even heavier Thinkpad E470 for just over $1000 which has an entry level dedicated GPU.

You could also look into the normal T470 as well, which weighs a bit more than the T470s and a bit less than the E470.

u/ibex_remoulade · 1 pointr/thinkpad

Buy a used T440p and upgrade components as desired. I absolutely love mine and only dropped $200 to bring it home.

Some recommendations if you go that route:

  • Buy a dock (found mine on sale from a local shop for an insane $20) for your desk setup. Essential gear - I have a dual (external) monitor setup and it's a total joy to use with the dock.

  • Swap out the optical drive with an Ultrabay caddy for an additional HDD/SSD. Also...

    • There's an available M.2 slot which would permit you to add an M.2 SSD for a total of three drives... although you could also chuck this adapter into one (or both) of the drive bays for a RAID 0 or RAID 1 setup (or just for the fun of having an absurd amount of storage (JBOD)). I hope to do this next weekend; ostensible maximum number of internal drives = 5 M.2 SSDs.

  • I haven't felt the need to upgrade my stock i5, but you can go all the way up to the i7-m910MQ if that's something you'd like to do. Frankly unnecessary IMO nor does it sound necessary based on your stated preferences.

  • Beef up the RAM. 4GB ram is stock but anemic if you're doing video editing or graphic work; you can bump it up to 16GB using 2x 8GB sticks.

    Here's a fairly recent guide that may help guide you along as you make your choices.
u/igtigu4823 · 1 pointr/thinkpad

This docking station is compatible with the X240.

You might be able to find it for a bit less on eBay if you serach for 40A10090US