My company plans on issuing me the Toshiba M20X sometime this week. I will be using the tablet as my primary computer at my desk. It's unlikely the new tablet was ordered with the docking station, so I may have to procur it myself. Is the Toshiba docking station worth the money? Does the docking station easily attach to a larger monitor? I think there is a docking station with a built in CD RW - is this worth it or does a portable CD RW make more sense?

If you are going to be using your M20* as your primary computer, don't like
the built-in keyboard, and want either a larger or another monitor, then it
probably would be worth it. Personally, I do not use the docking station
as I don't mind plugging in cables in the back when I use it as my primary.
It would be nice to just place it in the docking station and not have to
plug in cables but right now it is more money than I care to spend for it.

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Gary A. Bushey
SPS MVP
bushey@mindspring.com

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> My company plans on issuing me the Toshiba M20X sometime this week. I will
> be using the tablet as my primary computer at my desk. It's unlikely the
> new tablet was ordered with the docking station, so I may have to procur
> it myself. Is the Toshiba docking station worth the money? Does the
> docking station easily attach to a larger monitor? I think there is a
> docking station with a built in CD RW - is this worth it or does a
> portable CD RW make more sense?