1. Introducing NEW OneLINK PRO DOCK
Dual video monitor support on most systems
90W AC adapter to support rapid charge and discrete models
More USB ports

2. FRONT SIDE INTRODUCTION
Power Button mirroring ThinkPad button
Status “I” LED
Graphite Black color
matching ThinkPad 2013 systems
2x USB 3.0 (one is Always On 2500 mA)
Stereo/MIC Combo as on ThinkPad
Kensington Security slot to secure dock

3. REAR SIDE INTRODUCTION
2xUSB 2.0
for Keyboards, mice, printers
2xUSB 3.0
for HDD and other high speed devices
Display port
1.2 or 1.1 depending on the ThinkPad
Ethernet
with PXE Boot support on selected systems
DVI-I
Power In (Slim tip)
DVI-I to VGA adapter
Docking cable to the ThinkPad

4. INCLUDED IN THE BOX ThinkPad OneLink Pro Dock
ThinkPad 90W AC adapter (Slim tip)
Power cord based on country PN
DVI-I to VGA adapter

5. Additional HIGHLIGHTS
Boot and Load image over USB Ethernet (PXE Boot) on X1 Carbon (3rd Gen) and ThinkPad Yoga
Dual Video support on Haswell platform ThinkPads
1x2560x1600 through DP
2x 1920x1200 through DP and DVI on Shark Bay platform
Single monitor support on Chief River platforms
Resolutions supported depends on the system
Compatible with
X1 Carbon (3rd Gen) and ThinkPad Yoga including PXE Boot
ThinkPad E440/E540/S440/S540 with no PXE Boot
ThinkPad E431/E531/S431/S531 with no PXE Boot, no dual video support (due to only Display port 1.1 on the system)
VIDEO PORT DECISION:
DP+DVI-I
- US would prefer DP
- EMEA prefers DVI
- China prefers VGA
- DP+DVI is consistent with mechanical docking offering DP+DVI
- DVI-I conversion is cheap to VGA ($1 cost dongle) versus DP to VGA dongle ($10 cost for dongle) – so it is easies and cost effective  to support DVI for EMEA and simultaneously have cheap conversion to China
- DP is a must to deliver digital output AND audio (for those who need it together instead of using 3.5” audio combo)
Additional USB 3.0
subject to physical limitations (might get removed if we cannot fit PCB into existing form factor
additional USB 3.0 ports to have more for corporate users and position from Basic dock better
Audio Dolby support
expectation is that if Mystique support Dolby and I connect to dock that dock supports same level of user experience
USB and Lync/monitor impact
to make sure we can use Lync devices and USB monitors with no impact on compatibility when connected via dock

6. Docking comparison WITH EXISTING Docks
ThinkPad OneLinkPro Dock
ThinkPad OneLink Dock
ThinkPad USB 3.0
ThinkPad Pro Dock
Includes ThinkPad 90W AC adapter
Dual Video 1xDP + 1x DVI-I (native)
Audio/Ethernet (USB, driver)
Single connection
Charges notebook
4x USB 3.0 (1x USB with charging)
2xUSB 2.0
Includes ThinkPad 65W AC adapter
Single video HDMI
2x USB 3.0 (1x USB with charging)
Dual video 1x DVI-D + 1x DVI-I (USB, Driver)
CPU used
Driver needed
5x USB 3.0
User needs 2 connections to notebook
USB to connect to dock
AC adapter
Dual Video 1xDP/DVI + 1xVGA (native)
Audio/Ethernet (native)
Security lock for notebook
3x USB 2.0 (1x USB with charging)
3x USB 3.0