[Boysie1]

So here is an odd one. I no longer use desktops. Unless at work. So where would I plug in a free dock? I mean I get the point of it but really I'm not sure it's got a place in a future environment where desktops are no longer normal.

[anon(9630986)]

Leave the dock at your office. When your boss isn't looking, take out your phone and pretend to look busy.

[anguilla1980]

I was going to plug mine into my big screen TV at home just for kicks. I use my SP3 for most things.

[Citizen X]

So here is an odd one. I no longer use desktops. Unless at work. So where would I plug in a free dock?

Did you rip out all your power outlets? Plug it into the wall.

[Reflexx]

Use your TV.

[rhapdog]

Plugging it into the TV is indeed a good solution. That along with a Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse will give you a "home PC" where you didn't have one before. Even if you don't think you'd need one, consider this. With Windows 10 Universal Apps and they way they scale from mobile to desktop, while in that docked continuum mode, you'd have better screen real estate to edit photos, sort through your photo/video collection, show photo slideshows to the family, etc. Also, a number of games would benefit from a bigger screen.

If you do emails with any regularity, doing your email would also be much easier while docked.

Just a few ideas.

Also keep in mind, Continuum with monitor/mouse/keyboard isn't the only use for the dock! Plug your phone into the dock, and let it charge while you've got a portable HDD or Flash Drive hooked up to it to backup photos, videos, and documents from your phone if you don't want to pay for more then 5GB OneDrive storage. Who needs OneDrive backups when you can back up everything offline at home? It's a thought.

[calfee20]

Yes plug it in to your TV and stream Netflix or youtube.

[TechFreak1]

The dock supports HDMI and DisplayPort.

According to the small print up to 1200p (WUXGA, 1920 x 1200) supported.