Sony VAIO VGP-PRSZ1 - docking station

make thing easier with this docking option

hope that there is more USB ports dedicated (not as USB Hub) and Audio in/out ... SPDIF optic connector ehhh ; does not come with power adaptor

Docks to a nice laptop (SZ - 13'3 - ultra portable - but not too portable). DVI works well

Doesn't come with A/C Adaptor ($100+) ; Returned the 1st one since it didn't make a connection ; Doesn't snap securely into laptop; just sits on it ; No Audio/Mic jacks ; USB aren't actual USB ports but a HUB so wireless mouse/keyboard freezes sometimes

Docks to a nice laptop (SZ - 13'3 - ultra portable - but not too portable). DVI works well

Doesn't come with A/C Adaptor ($100+)

3 USB, VGA and DVI, and integrated gigabit network, easy to dock and undock, take very little space on a desk.

Do not come with a power supply, VGA and DVI couldn't be used together, no audio connection.

Very sleek looking, neat compared to my old dell docking station

No power adapter included !!! something i was not aware of and did not see on the specifications.... what is the use of a docking station without a power adapter !!

I have no idea what the prior reviewer is talking about. The dock uses a hardware video port that simply extends the internal laptop bus, as do all true docking stations. This isn't "software video," like some universal docking stations. The dock works...

Only one con, as far as I'm concerned: it's expensive compared to other dedicated docking stations, but if you have a Sony Vaio there are no other options.

Its a docking station.

There is no security that the laptop is secured to the docking station. Other stations have a clip so you know that it is secure. This doesnt. Also there is no PS2 ports. It is all USB. I had to go out and get a USB keyboard so that it would work....