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Docking Cradles

Company: Gamber-Johnson

September 18, 2009


Gamber-Johnson docking cradles for the Dell E6400/E6400ATG and the Dell E6500 computers feature brackets that restrain either the Dell E-Port or E-Port Plus office port replicator. The port replicator attaches to the cradle using brackets located at the rear of the cradle. The built-in positioning guides ensure that the port replicator is firmly seated and properly positioned to the cradle every time.

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