![]() The Dell XPS 13, for instance, only has two Thunderbolt 4 ports, one audio jack, and one microSD card reader. That’s par for the course as laptops get thinner. If you look at the most recent Thunderbolt 4 laptop releases, you’ll probably notice that some of them have. But if you’re the kind of person who uses an elaborate desk setup with multiple monitors and peripherals, and you have the money to spend, this could be a good choice. ![]() It’s listed for $289.99 on Kensington’s site. It provides either one 8K output at 30 Hz or two 4K outputs at 60 Hz. Kensington’s SD5700T includes a whopping 11 ports, 90W of power delivery, and transfer speeds of up to 40Gbps. ![]() Thunderbolt 4 is here, and so is the first fully powered Thunderbolt 4 docking station.
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