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Belkin unveils On-The-Go collection for travellers. Available now in the UAE and KSA, Belkin's On-The-Go travel collection delivers compact, reliable charging solutions designed to go wherever summer takes you. The summer holiday season is here, and alongside passports and sunscreen, reliable power is fast becoming a travel essential. Belkin is unveiling its On-The-Go travel collection, available now in the UAE and KSA, designed to keep devices charged while minimising the cables, adapters and bulky accessories that can quickly fill space when packing light. From compact retractable chargers that eliminate tangled cables to slim magnetic power banks that slip easily into a pocket, the collection delivers premium, safe charging solutions built to go wherever summer travel takes you. Belkin's On-The-Go travel collection is available now in the UAE and KSA on Amazon.ae and Amazon.sa. The line-up includes: UltraCharge Retractable GaN Wall Charger 67W - Perfect for travellers looking to save space without sacrificing power. Featuring a built-in retractable cable and compact GaN design, it reduces cable clutter while delivering fast charging for phones, tablets and laptops. UltraCharge Pro Convertible 2-in-1 Magnetic Charger 25W Qi2 - A versatile charging solution that transitions easily between home, hotel and workspace setups, providing fast wireless charging in a compact form factor. Belkin's latest Qi2-enabled charging products are designed to deliver faster wireless charging while remaining travel friendly. BoostCharge Slim Magnetic Power Bank 15W Qi2 5K With Stand - A slim, pocket-friendly power bank designed for charging on the move. The integrated stand makes it ideal for airport lounges, train journeys, and video calls while travelling. BoostCharge Retractable Car Charger 75W - The ideal road-trip companion, featuring a retractable cable and multi-device charging capabilities to keep passengers connected throughout long journeys.

New Belkin 14-in-1 Thunderbolt 5 Dock offers 140W charging and triple 4K display support. Belkin has officially unveiled its new 14-in-1 docking station, built on the progressive Thunderbolt 5 interface. The new product was originally announced for the Chinese market, where it costs 2,299 yuan (approximately 12,850 hryvnia or $338). Although the company's global website briefly listed the device with a $350 price tag, a wide release has not been officially confirmed at this time. But the release is expected. Connectivity and performance. A key benefit of the dock is its support for Thunderbolt 5 throughput. The base data transfer speed is 80 Gbps, but can dynamically scale up to 120 Gbps if necessary if the system requires more resources for high-end monitors. The device is powered by a 180 W unit and provides charging of a connected laptop with a power of up to 140 W. Displays and interfaces. DisplayPort 2.1 and HDMI 2.1 ports are provided for video output. Each of them is capable of outputting images with resolutions up to 8K at 60 Hz or 4K at 240 Hz. Windows systems allow you to expand your desktop to three 4K 144Hz monitors or up to four displays in total. In the case of macOS, capabilities depend on the type of Apple Silicon chip installed: M4/M5-based models support multiple external screens, while M1/M2/M3 versions are limited to Apple architecture. Technical characteristics and design. The aluminum housing of the docking station measures 22.2 x 8.5 x 2 cm and weighs 510 g. System includes: * One DisplayPort 2.1 and one HDMI 2.1 * Dual Thunderbolt 5 downstream ports with video support and 15W charging * 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet port * 3.5 mm audio jack * One USB-C 3.2 (30 W) and one USB-C 3.2 (7.5 W) * One USB-A 3.2 (10 Gbps) and two USB-A 3.0 (5 Gbps) * UHS-II SD 4.0 and microSD 4.0 card readers (up to 312 MB/s) The device is equipped with an active cooling system, a power button and an LED status indicator. Compatibility. The docking station is backwards compatible with Thunderbolt 4, USB4 and USB-C devices. There is no support for Thunderbolt 3 due to hardware limitations of the interface. Faq. How much does the Belkin Thunderbolt 5 docking station cost? Does the Belkin Thunderbolt 5 Dock support macOS? What is the maximum data transfer speed of the Belkin Thunderbolt 5 Dock? Does the Belkin Thunderbolt 5 Dock work with Thunderbolt 3 devices? Don't miss interesting news

Belkin and Rugged Science deliver Mission-Ready Secure Workstations for multi-enclave defense operations. Secure KVM workstations are essential for defense, government, intelligence, and critical infrastructure environments where operators need controlled access to multiple networks from a single console. Rugged Science and Belkin Cybersecurity are working together to deliver compact, mission-ready workstation architectures that combine rugged computing platforms with secure KVM technology designed for government and defense use. This collaboration brings together Belkin's cybersecurity experience with Rugged Science's rugged computing expertise to support secure, efficient workflows across environments such as NIPR, SIPR, JWICS, coalition networks, and specialized mission systems. These configurations are designed for teams that require multi-enclave access, strict data separation, operator efficiency, and dependable computing hardware in demanding operational settings. To review the full solution overview, download the Belkin and Rugged Science Mission-Ready Secure Workstations brochure. Why secure multi-enclave workstations matter. Modern defense operations often require personnel to move between classified, unclassified, coalition, and mission-specific systems throughout the day. Without the right architecture, this can lead to crowded workspaces, duplicated peripherals, inefficient workflows, and increased operational complexity. A secure KVM workstation allows a single operator to access multiple computers or network domains while maintaining separation between those systems. When paired with rugged computers, rugged servers, and mission-ready edge computing platforms, secure KVM solutions can support command centers, SCIFs, tactical operations centers, mobile command vehicles, cyber operations environments, maritime systems, and defense infrastructure. Rugged Science previously announced its partnership with Belkin for secure mission-ready computing. The expanded solution set now highlights multiple workstation configurations built around Rugged Science platforms and Belkin Secure KVM technologies. MILAXON 4000 and Belkin Secure KVM for multi-network defense operations. One featured configuration combines the MILAXON 4000 rugged military embedded computer with the Belkin 4-Port Dual-Head DP Modular Secure KVM. This architecture is designed for operators who need secure access to multiple network enclaves while maintaining centralized control through a compact workstation. The MILAXON 4000 provides rugged, fanless computing with support for up to four independent 4K displays, front-access storage, high-speed networking, and configurable I/O. When paired with Belkin's secure KVM technology, the system can support secure switching between multiple computers while helping preserve data separation and operator efficiency. Typical use cases. * Command and control workstations * Secure operations centers * Naval and maritime control environments * Mission planning consoles * Multi-network defense workstations MILSYNAPSE 4000 and Belkin MultiClave for secure cyber operations. For compact deployments and mission-critical edge environments, the MILSYNAPSE 4000 ultra-compact rugged military computer can be paired with the Belkin MultiClave Secure KVM. This configuration is designed for users who need to view or manage multiple sensitive networks from a streamlined operator station. The MILSYNAPSE 4000 supports fanless operation, wide-temperature deployment, triple-display output, Intel Core Ultra processing, TPM 2.0, TSN support, and compact mounting options. Combined with Belkin MultiClave secure KVM capabilities, the platform is well suited for cyber operations, secure communications, vehicle control systems, mobile command environments, and space-constrained mission systems. Common deployment environments. * Cybersecurity operations centers * Secure communications workstations * Vehicle-mounted mission systems * Mobile command platforms * Edge-deployed defense computing NOMAD rugged server and Belkin Universal Secure KVM. For larger compute requirements, Rugged Science pairs the NOMAD Series 2U Rugged Rack Mount Server with Belkin's Universal 2nd Gen Secure KVM. This configuration provides high-performance rugged server capability with secure multi-network access from a single operator workstation. The NOMAD 2U platform supports scalable processing, high-capacity DDR5 memory, PCIe Gen5 expansion, front-removable storage, and flexible I/O options. Paired with secure KVM technology, it can support SCIFs, tactical operations centers, mobile command centers, defense data environments, and industrial mission systems where secure access and rugged reliability are both required. For organizations evaluating broader rugged server architectures, Rugged Science also offers a full portfolio of rugged rack mount servers for military, industrial, maritime, and edge computing applications. Bringing cybersecurity and Rugged computing together. Belkin Secure KVM technologies are designed for secure government and defense workstation environments, while Rugged Science platforms are engineered for harsh operational conditions where uptime, lifecycle support, and system integration matter. Together, these solutions help reduce workstation complexity while supporting strict network separation and dependable operator access. This approach is especially valuable for teams working across multiple enclaves. Instead of relying on separate monitors, keyboards, mice, and computers for each network, organizations can deploy an integrated secure workstation architecture designed to improve workspace efficiency while supporting cybersecurity requirements. Rugged Science platforms can also be configured for specialized interfaces, expansion cards, storage requirements, networking options, and lifecycle needs. For defense programs that require legacy and modern interface support, resources such as MIL-STD-1553 integration guidance can help engineering teams evaluate system-level requirements early in the design process. Applications for secure mission-ready workstations. * SCIF workstation environments * Tactical Operations Centers * Command and control systems * Cyber operations centers * Mission planning and intelligence workstations * Mobile command vehicles * Naval vessel control and monitoring systems * Defense network operations * Critical infrastructure control rooms * Industrial cybersecurity environments April 28, 2026 April 22, 2026 February 25, 2026