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Cool Tools - October 2003
If you use a laptop, the Oysterdock is fabulous. It's a really simple idea, but they're good looking and solve an irritating problem: putting a laptop screen where its easy to see.
Mobiletrax.com - June 2003
Tech buyers have long been frustrated by the proprietary nature of docking solutions that require unique connectors and only work with specific, short-lived product lines. The Oyster Dock is a universal alternative that we expect to see more of in the coming months.
my BUSINESS - August 2003
Gone are the days of hunched-over pecking on your laptop.
Xbox Nation - August 2003
For those of us whose laptop computers spend infinitely more time on our desks than in our laps, the Oyster Dock has arrived.
Fast Company Magazine - August 2003
If you're going to be spending any serious time with your laptop, you might want to invest in a cool new product called the Oyster. Oysters are legendary for their effect on the libido, but this one's geared to your sacroiliac.
PC World Magazine - July 2003
Sherpaq Oyster docking station cleverly lets you use your notebook screen to replace a bulky monitor.
US News and World Report - 6/2/03
Tcom International's sleek Oyster Dock, the first of its kind, eliminates the painfully hunched posture so familiar to laptop owners by raising the screen to ergonomically correct eye level.
The Register - April 03 2003
Oyster is designed to allow notebook owners to use their machines as comfortably as using a desktop PC.
Buisness 2.0 - April 01 2003
Oyster Dock: Laptop Convenience, Desktop Comfort. Finally, an affordable solution for laptop-toting road warriors who miss their eye-level monitors.
Wired Magazine January 2003 - Fetish section
Hunching over a laptop is a real pain in the neck, but hook up a monitor and you blow the compact factor. Instead, slide your notebook into Tcom International's Oyster and view the screen at eye level.
Conferenza Premium Reports, DemoMobile 2002 - by Shel Israel
The Oyster ..... was among the most discussed products at the show (DemoMobile 2002). We wonder what the future is for this product-line non-sequitur. If nowhere else, perhaps it will find its future in a museum or art gallery: The Oyster is a thing of beauty.
Mercury News Personal Technology - by John Fortt 10/26/2002
This [Oyster] was the simplest product I saw at DemoMobile, and because of that, it carried a certain charm.
Shoreline, Morning Briefing - by Tim Scannell 10/23/2002
Although we really hate the preconceptions associated with this word, the Oyster is a highly ergonomic device that transforms a standard notebook computer into a very slick desktop system.
Wireless Newsfactor - Jay Wrolstad 10/20/02
Laptop users who want to convert their machines to desktop computers have an innovative option with the Oyster from Tcom International, which has put the focus on ergonomics.
New York Times - by Ian Austin 10/17/02
The Oyster from Tcom International is less of a docking station than an ergonomic laptop cradle and cable management system. Instead of buying a monitor, users can elevate their laptop screens for comfortable desktop viewing.
Network World Fusion - by Sandra Gittlen 09/20/02
The Oyster turns the docking station paradigm on its head.
USA Today - Cyberspeak - by Edward C. Baig
The Tcom International Oyster is an ergonomic and elegant way of docking a laptop and managing the mess of cables.
DEMOmobile 2002 - by Jim Forbes
Best of all, it's cheaper than a brand name product and is one of the most elegant devices I've ever seen for a notebook.
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