Macs can be great computers, but the lack of ports is a big problem with some of them. Here are a few reasons you'll want a docking station.

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which you can access by clicking the App Store icon on your Mac's dock (if you can't find it, you can also open the Apple menu in the top-left corner and launch the App Store from there).

Qt Advanced Docking System lets you create customizable layouts using a full featured window docking system similar to what is found in many popular integrated development environments (IDEs) such as ...

However, 8K does not appear to work on a Mac. The dock is also compatible with Windows, Chromebooks and the iPad Pro (M-SoC and higher). In addition to Thunderbolt 5 systems, Thunderbolt 3 and ...

and Apple killed the Boot Camp feature that allows users to boot into Windows and run the OS natively on Mac hardware. Eventually, virtual machines were able to support Windows on ARM, but that ...

But even if you’re using an older Mac with Thunderbolt 3 or Thunderbolt 4, the Echo 13 will be fully compatible. Sonnet’s newest dock features an M.2 SSD with up to 6,100 MB/s data transfer ...

That design would encapsulate the existing dock and build a new platform rather than demolishing the existing dock. Critics said they feared the borough could be overwhelmed by the cost of installing ...

Asus's Master Thunderbolt 5 Dock brings multi-display support, high-speed connectivity, and SSD storage to Mac users who want to upgrade their workspace. Asus has introduced the Master Thunderbolt ...

San Francisco-based WaterField Designs has just launched its new Shield Case for Mac mini, specifically designed to safeguard Apple’s compact desktop computer during transit. The case combines ...

Placed next to the older dock, which lets you connect the console to a TV, the new design is slightly bigger and longer to make room for the larger device.