  Belkin Thunderbolt Express Dock Belkin offers some
connectivity lovin' for Thunderbolt-equipped computers
Comments     Threshold   RE: Where is the USB3 version? By
name99 on 9/13/2011 3:27:22 PM , Rating: 2 Seeing this as a
"docking station" strikes me as silly. It's all words, but
thinking of it as a TB->USB3 hub is far more useful. "Docking
Station" implies a very specific usage model.  This is a way to
connect USB3 drives (presumably at full speed) to an MBA or Mac
Mini or iMac. It also offers (if you want that) the ability to
connect an external screen. It also offers (if you want that) a
GigE connection. (Apple in the past supported ethernet
aggregation, so you could in theory double your bandwidth
between two devices both with two gigE connections. Does anyone
know if that was limited to XServer hardware, or if it would
work in a context like this, say with two iMacs both hooked up
to a second gigE port?)  The point is: you can mix-and-match as
you wish. Assuming it works at full speed, doesn'