This single-chip, more affordable Satechi docking station instead gains such display power by using third-party DisplayLink Software. This enables even M1/M2 Macs to connect to up to three ...

DisplayLink is a network display chip and software company that claims to help people create simple connections between computers and displays — via USB — making the benefits of expanded ...

DisplayLink ® (www.displaylink.com) develops hardware and software solutions to enable easy connectivity between monitors, virtual reality HMD’s and computing devices over standard interfaces ...

DisplayLink software opens up impressive external display potential. Not many of us need four screens but those who do will find this fast, 11-port Plugable Thunderbolt 4 dock strong in features ...

DisplayLink, the alternative to Thunderbolt and USB docking stations, is adding a "Pro" logo to highlight speeds up to 240Hz on 1080p.

How DisplayLink Works. Once setup, DisplayLink will be detected on your computer as another graphics card, or “Virtual Graphics Card” as DisplayLink likes to call it. So like most setups, DisplayLink ...

A complete DisplayLink USB Graphics Solution consists of a DisplayLink processor in the peripheral device (monitor, dock, adapter, and projector) and software installed on the PC, notebook or netbook.

And if that's not enough, you can connect up to six of these bad boys at the same time thanks to the latest DisplayLink software. The adapter is available now in the US for $129.99 with UK ...

DisplayLink announced the technology today at the CES show in Las Vegas. The software supports Windows 7's Aero mode, DisplayLink said, but it's not up to such as video games or high-speed video ...