What are the Thinkpads compatible to this docking station?
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L412, L420, L430, L512, L520, L530, T400s, T410, T410i, T410s, T410si, T420, T420i, T420s, T420si, T430, T430i, T430s, T430si, T510, T510i, T520 Dual Core models, T520i Dual Core models, T530, T530i, X220, X230, X230i
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I do not believe this is compatible. It is only designed for the E series laptops like the E6430 or E6440, etc. You can always purchase a generic USB docking station that will work with any laptop. I have used them in the past and had great luck.Hope this helps,Tom
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Don't know about the compatability with thinkpad, but you can retrieve files from it and also write files onto the floppy disk. It is a little slow though.
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There is really only one. It is not the traditional "docking station" like you are used to however. Type in Lenovo One Link in the Amazon Search Bar, and that is what you can use.
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There is no docking station if that is what you are looking for. Hope this helps.
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My Latitude is an E6500. The information I have from people at work is that all Dell E-series Latitude notebook computers will work on this docking station. I have both the E-Dock and the E-Dock Plus and both work really well with my E6500.
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it should, i've installed it on many old pc's and never had a problem. didn't hava a thinkpad though,
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No, the Lenovo Thinkpad Mini Dock Series 3 (433710U) is the docking station you need for the T430.
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The Lenovo chart of compatible accessories is here: http://www.lenovo.com/accessoriesguide
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Hello Brandon. No, this Dell dock only works for the Dell Latitude E-Series business laptops. If you are looking for "generic" docking stations, I believe Belkin makes one, but you still have to rig it with cables.
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You may want to check this out:http://www.pcworld.com/product/1233199/ideapad-u410.html
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Not one made by Asus in the same way that some HP notebooks click on to an HP docking station. There are the Toshiba Dynadock series of external stations that work well (I have one).
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Hi,This has a Lenovo specific port in the center which fits specific Lenovo models. I had to modify the docking station to fit my Lenovo model. Because this docking port is Lenovo specific, I highly doubt that it would work with any other models - IBM/Lenovo always had company specific solutions and were never generically interchangeable.
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Not 100% certain, but this dock is the one that I found that might work: http://shop.lenovo.com/SEUILibrary/controller/e/web/LenovoPortal/en_US/catalog.workflow:item.detail?GroupID=460&Code;=0A33970
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I am using it with a BC 8.12 but as I understand it the Double Sided Docking station should work with any of the ??.12 computers.
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This drive is the same size (dimensions) that would be factory installed on your ideapad and it would also posses the same connection types for power and data so In my opinion it should be compatible.
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(Edit; the setup that was giving me fits: Thinkpad X230T>dockingstation>SIIG Switch>USB3.0 Hub with keyboard and mouse plugged into it) I found that the combination of this plugged into my thinkpad docking station (USB 2.0 are all that are available there) with an Anker 4-port hub (AH400) plugged into this, which then had my mouse would recognize immediately but my Microsoft Ergo 4000 keyboard would take 30-50 seconds to initialize after the login screen. (Keyboard worked fine at BIOS.) Very frustrating (though with such a long chain of peripherals, it's probably not crazy that there is a possibility of issues.) (Edit; the setup that was giving me fits: Thinkpad X230T>dockingstation>SIIG Switch>USB3.0 Hub with keyboard and mouse plugged into it) I found that the combination of this plugged into my thinkpad docking station (USB 2.0 are all that are available there) with an Anker 4-port hub (AH400) plugged into this, which then had my mouse would recognize immediately but my Microsoft Ergo 4000 keyboard would take 30-50 seconds to initialize after the login screen. (Keyboard worked fine at BIOS.) Very frustrating (though with such a long chain of peripherals, it's probably not crazy... » Read More (Edit; the setup that was giving me fits: Thinkpad X230T>dockingstation>SIIG Switch>USB3.0 Hub with keyboard and mouse plugged into it) I found that the combination of this plugged into my thinkpad docking station (USB 2.0 are all that are available there) with an Anker 4-port hub (AH400) plugged into this, which then had my mouse would recognize immediately but my Microsoft Ergo 4000 keyboard would take 30-50 seconds to initialize after the login screen. (Keyboard worked fine at BIOS.) Very frustrating (though with such a long chain of peripherals, it's probably not crazy that there is a possibility of issues.) « Show Less