The Dock can then be connected to a monitor, keyboard and mouse, transforming your phone into a tiny desktop PC.
With a phone that supports Continuum, you’ll be able to hook it up to Microsoft’s Display Dock, that has USB and video-out connections. The feature is called Continuum and is a feature of the new Windows 10 Mobile OS coming out later this year. In my previous post, I talked about a new feature and product that Microsoft just announced, which has the potential to change how we use our mobile devices for work. Enterprise Offsite Data Backup & Recovery.Data Loss Prevention – Disaster Recovery.New Simplified IT Management – For Your Business.Cyber Attack/Ransomware Emergency Response.Endpoint Protection / Encryption Compliance.Secure Access and Identity Access Management.Next Generation Firewall and Advanced Threat Management.Thanks in advance for the info Daniel, would be so grateful if you could answer this for me as I can't seem to find anybody on the internet who has tried this. Power is not an issue, I always carry my Surface Book 2 power brick with me. And since the Book 2 now has a USB-C port, was wondering I could use this to connect the Display Dock to. The Display Dock is very cheap to get these days. I know about the Surface Dock, but that thing is insanely expensive for me (and for what is does). And when I bring my Book 2 to work I just have to plug only one cable to get started with second screen and peripherals ready. My idea is to place it at my work place with mouse, keyboard, and monitor attached. So I'm wondering if there is any way to use the Microsoft Display Dock (originally used for Continuum with a Lumia 950) with a Surface Book 2 as a USB/display hub? I've googled my arse off trying to find an answer to my question, apparently nobody seems to have tried this.
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