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#35149 4-Jun-2009 14:06
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I know little about Mac hardware so here I am...again....

Mac Book Pro notebook - marketing team want to be able to use 2x external screens with it. Is this possible ? Theyve been told by one store that it is, and another has said no.

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  #221678 4-Jun-2009 16:15
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Found some info... which basically says no. Requires 3rd party hardware (Matrox Triple head).... oh well.




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  #222075 5-Jun-2009 19:09
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Hey Gavin. You can get a usb video adapter for around $100 from Tech Pacific not the flashiest for animations (although will play things better than I expected for USB my first reaction was yeah right) slightly more cpu load while doing  animations from youtube. No good for gaming I would say.



For general office work such as viewing websites, word documents etc.. then I wouldn't expect anyone to notice the difference between the display on the USB graphics and normal DVI.



If you want me to find the model I'll get it for you on Monday when back in the office.

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  #222082 5-Jun-2009 20:07
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This could be it (It looks the same) although it doesnt mention a few things such as you can use several of them in a row which the one in the office can.



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  #222088 5-Jun-2009 20:31
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