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In article <2.2.32.19960719182150.00897254@jrn.columbia.edu>, Yann Nicolas <yann@dragon.jrn.columbia.edu> writes >What exactly comes in a Dock II docking station? I'd like to dock my >ThinkPad 701 so I can have access to a CD-ROM drive... Now for $600+ for a >Dock II, what do you get? Do you have to buy the SCSI CD-ROM drive extra? > >Thanks. >-- >Yann Nicolas >Systems Manager - Graduate School of Journalism, Columbia University >yann@jrn.columbia.edu - http://www.jrn.columbia.edu/~yann/soccer.html > I don't think that you can use a 701(European model) in a Dock II. The docking station requires a 68-way connector on the right hand side rear of the ThinkPad. BTW, IBM are to discontinue current range of docking stations and are moving to a modula system called ultra dock (or something). You just add docking station parts as you need them, from a port replication to a full-blow dock II level. -- Rajesh Varia raj@c4rv.demon.co.uk