Product Description

Reduce desktop clutter and stay connected to power, peripherals, and the Web with a single cable. HP's Notebook QuickDock even charges your battery while it's docked. Connectors and Ports: Expansion Cable Connector (connects to notebook's Expansion Port), USB 2.0 Ports (6), Microphone (audio-in) Jack, Headphone (audio-out) Jack, External Monitor Port (VGA), S/PDIF (Sony/Philips Digital Interface) Digital Audio Jack (RCA type), RJ-45 (network) Jack andPower Connector. Compatibility: HP Pavilion dv4, dv5, dv6, dv7, dv2000, dv6000, dv9000, tx2, tx1000, tx2000 series; HP HDX 16, 18 series; Compaq Presario CQ45, V3000, V6000 series.

Product Details

• Brand: Hewlett-Packard
• Model: KN744AA#ABA
• Dimensions: 4.30" h x 10.51" w x 1.00" l, 1.05 pounds

Features

• Stay connected to everything¿power, peripherals, Internet¿via a single cable
• Recharge your battery when the laptop is connected to the dock
• Reduce cable clutter: keep your workspace clean and neat
• Easily attach a monitor for expanded viewing with VGA port
• Immediately access printers, keyboards, mice, and external hard drives via the six USB 2.0 ports

Customer Reviews

Not quite what I expected
The device is simple enough and works as advertised. The design of the plug in the side of the laptop makes the whole unit take up more desk space that just a few cables. It would be better if the unit installed under the laptop, much like Gateway uses. That way you would have cables out of the way and to the rear of the unit. That is an HP/Compaq design problem. There is also a slight hum generated in the audio plug. That is probably because of the lack of shielding inside the unit.

very handy
The product is very very good. I am glad i bought it. Unfortunally does not come with its own power cord and transformer; but other than that, highly recomendt it.

There are issues with this product - but overall its okay
The docking station for the most part works okay, but on occasion it fails to boot the PC and seems to hang in a limbo state. I then have to disconnect the docking station from the Laptop, physically boot the Laptop, and then reconnect the docking station. Now the strange thing is that it doesn't happen all the time. I had contacted HP support they provided a Bios update and that corrected the issue for awhile, however it soon returned back to its haphazard mode of operation. Doing a Google for the docking station I found others are having the same issue....it's an inconvenience, but I can live with it, just another example of a product no longer made in the USA, that is inferior.