Kensington StudioDock iPad Pro Docking Station Stand - Adjustable Tablet Holder for iPad Pro 12 - Magnetic Connection - Rapid iPad, iPhone and AirPod Charging (K34030WW)

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The Kensington StudioDock iPad docking station is ideal for those who find holding their iPad uncomfortable and want to be able to have their tablet securely on a stand, with extra benefits thrown in. The StudioDock places the iPad Pro up high and right in front of you, and the ability to flip it between landscape and portrait is welcome.

Actual Ethernet speeds may vary depending on, but not limited to, Internet bandwidth, Ethernet cables, network switches, and the hardware and firmware performance of the host computer. The stand is made from metal and plastic, with the large plastic bracket for the iPad mounted on a hinge. Using external storage with an iPad isn't all that much different from a Mac nowadays, at least within the Files app. OK, it wasn't *pretty* like this unit, and wireless charging was barely a thing back then; but I keep feeling like Samsung thinks of it and Android implements it, consistently, several years ahead of Apple.Depending on your seat or desk height, it may not completely match the ergonomics of your setup; an adjustable stand would have fixed that. If you want to use your iPad for drawing then you may find that the StudioDock provides you with a better drawing angle than you'd get from other stands, or with the Magic Keyboard alone.

The station is also capable of outputting 4K (3840 x 2160 resolution) at 60Hz, meaning it can support one 4K monitor. For Zooms and other video chats, that's extremely helpful for getting the iPad camera angle just right. On a PC/macbook you can smart sync all folders you want to, so you have the folder structure and all the thumbnails always available without taking SSD space. There is a potential "thing" in computing that lots of manufacturers have got close to but never really achieved and we see it again here. Kensington, a computer accessories manufacturer, has done just that with the introduction of its StudioDock, an all-in-one hub and stand for Apple’s latest line of iPad devices.That said, I do things with my iPad, that are nearly impossible with my laptop and not possible on the iMac. This time includes the initial thumbnail processing as well, so it's not just the pure off-load speed that I would see in something like the Files app, where I'd just be copying the images to a specific folder. and Exposed Magazine, Darragh started his career writing about the tech industry at Time Out Dubai and ShortList Dubai, covering everything from the latest iPhone models and Huawei laptops to massive Esports events in the Middle East. I’d personally need iPadOS to get much better external monitor support before I went all-in on an iPad desktop setup, but if you’re used to using a laptop by itself, the 12.