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^This, current ClientCo uses them, because some brainiac decided to save £50 from the price of a proper docking station that is available for the lapies they use.
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Had a dualhead2go (well still have it in a box somewhere) worked ok. Did have some issues with it sometimes, but generally worked ok.Originally posted by RSoles View PostHi folks,
I've got a laptop with a single hdmi output ( and no vga, no docking station connector).
I'd like to connect it to two monitors.
I've seen this:-
Matrox DualHead2Go Digital SE | Multi-Monitors for Laptops
Anyone got one? Are they any good?
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What is the model/spec of your laptop?Originally posted by RSoles View PostHi folks,
I've got a laptop with a single hdmi output ( and no vga, no docking station connector).
I'd like to connect it to two monitors.
I've seen this:-
Matrox DualHead2Go Digital SE | Multi-Monitors for Laptops
Anyone got one? Are they any good?
What connectors does it have?
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I have similar but works with USB 2.0. I think it's this one from Maplin for 50 notes.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostIf you have a USB 3.0 connection, then you can use one of these for the other monitor.
https://www.startech.com/uk/AV/USB-V...x1080~USB32HDE
Worked well with client laptop though did have to install a driver. Not a problem as I had admin rights on the laptop.
More recent comments suggest it may not work with Windows 10 (I used it with Windows 7 without a problem) so the newer more expensive alternatives may be better.
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That takes a mini display and turns it into 2xHDMI. So even less use.Originally posted by SimonMac View Post
FYI Mini Display supports multi-monitors already.
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https://www.lindy.co.uk/audio-video-...yABEgKbk_D_BwEOriginally posted by Lance View PostIt's only got a Display Port input. No HDMI.
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It's only got a Display Port input. No HDMI.Originally posted by RSoles View PostHi folks,
I've got a laptop with a single hdmi output ( and no vga, no docking station connector).
I'd like to connect it to two monitors.
I've seen this:-
Matrox DualHead2Go Digital SE | Multi-Monitors for Laptops
Anyone got one? Are they any good?
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If you have a USB 3.0 connection, then you can use one of these for the other monitor.
https://www.startech.com/uk/AV/USB-V...x1080~USB32HDE
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How big is the laptop screen?
Can't you just use one extra monitor and the laptop?
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one laptop two monitors
Hi folks,
I've got a laptop with a single hdmi output ( and no vga, no docking station connector).
I'd like to connect it to two monitors.
I've seen this:-
Matrox DualHead2Go Digital SE | Multi-Monitors for Laptops
Anyone got one? Are they any good?Tags: None
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