Portege M100 and DVI output

Have M100, docking station, and Samsung SyncMaster 910TM LCD monitor. Docking station has DVI output as well as the monitor. Do anyone know if M100 supports DVI or analogue only?
Thanks
Damir

Hello Damir
Some Portege R100 specification says that Video DVI-D (24pin digital only) port is not available and not supported.
Bye

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