RayCue's Retro Dock Keeps Many Ports in a Visible Desktop Object
TechRadar describes RayCue's 128K SE as a thirteen-port USB-C dock with a small built-in screen for photos or a clock. USB, Ethernet, card readers and several HDMI outputs collect connections in one retro-styled body. It is intended to remain visible rather than disappear beneath the desk.
The source notes that macOS display behavior limits independent extended screens in this arrangement. Check the exact host support before routing several HDMI cables. Leave card slots and the small screen accessible instead of hiding the features behind the laptop.
A miniature-computer design combines a hub and display, with platform limits for multiple screens.
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