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14 Nov, 2019
Great three series from the 70s and less outdated than most from that era
This is one of the greats from the 1970s and very modern in putting women at the fore. It's a shame in my opinion that the first TV series followed the comic in making almost all the stories revolve entirely around the second world war and Nazis in particular. Thankfully in the 2nd and 3rd series the stories became more relevant with lots of good "baddies" and with the exception of a couple of early, episodes nothing to do with the second world war.
06 Dec, 2023
OEM version of Windows Server 2019 is the "OEM version of Windows Server 2019"
Anybody buying any edition of Windows Server should know what they are doing and know what it is, what it's for and what it's NOT for.
This is an OEM version but installed and activated without issue via an in place upgrade from Windows Server 2012 R2 (being the maximum 2 version difference allowed for an in place upgrade)
13 Jul, 2017
Brilliant
1 of 1 found this helpful This is the third one I've bought for different locations. It works well and unlike the similar Kensington model I've had no trouble with it.
One USB 3 cable into the laptop or (Windows) tablet and you've got everything connected: keyboard, mouse, MULTIPLE displays, external drives, 100MB e/net, usb sticks etc. etc.
It just works! Although the Displaylink technology that these devices all rely on have had a couple of hiccups thanks to Microsoft. 1. when Windows 10 came along then 2. when they completely changed the underlying layer for USB display connectivity. Hopefully Microsoft won't move the goalposts again! They got it working within a reasonable time. Anyway, any Displaylink / Microsoft issues are common to all of the usb docking stations that rely on it. At least Plugable guides you to displaylink to get any updated drivers, unlike some of the others!