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E3 2018 Wrap-up featuring NVIDIA & VR

E3 2018 Wrap-up featuring NVIDIA & VR, Vive & Display Link, Oculus Games’ Defector, and Woojer’s ryg haptic vest

This editor was privileged to attend E3 again on Wednesday.  Recovering after weeks of illness caused by a series of medical professional blunders, one day at the show was all we could manage, and although we had to limit our time in virtual reality (VR), we still had a great time.

The…

The DocKtor is often asked how to add a third, fourth, or more external monitors.  This can be done with a dock plugged into a dock, and while this is possible, it not economical or technically friendly.  Many host platforms do not support beyond three monitors, especially high resolution monitors well.

That being said, it is possible.

Many of the Targus DisplayLink based docking stations, models…

Minimum Targus UDS Software Versions

While The DocKtor always recommends having the latest validated version of Targus Universal Docking Stations’ (UDS) software, he does understand that many company’s IT departments are hesitant to update, validate, and regression test newer versions, especially if the company is not using newer Targus UDS.

However, for getting the maximum performance and features out of newer models of Targus Dual…

Google Chrome OS Support for Targus UDS

Thee DocKtor is pleased to announce that all of Targus Universal Docking Stations (UDS) work on Google’s Chrome OS Release 51 and onwards.

Chrome OS is the first Operating System to offer native support for multi-screen productivity with Targus UDS.  Docking connectivity in business and education couldn’t be easier.  Targus UDS can be deployed for Windows, Mac OSX, Linux, Android, and now Chrome…