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djellison

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Feb 2, 2007
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Pasadena CA
The only way you can drive two external monitors would be using the Matrox Dual or Triple head 2Go - but even then I'm not sure on the compatibility (or sensibility) in driving that off an MB

Doug
 

Eidorian

macrumors Penryn
Mar 23, 2005
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Indianapolis
The only way you can drive two external monitors would be using the Matrox Dual or Triple head 2Go - but even then I'm not sure on the compatibility (or sensibility) in driving that off an MB

Doug
That does work but the two monitors will be spanned as one big one.

I know that Windows has software to improve the behavior of applications across the spanned screens.
 

mojopixel

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Original poster
Nov 4, 2007
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Somewhere in Time
The only way you can drive two external monitors would be using the Matrox Dual or Triple head 2Go - but even then I'm not sure on the compatibility (or sensibility) in driving that off an MB

Doug

ok cool, what about if I upped the ante and attempted to drive two external monitors using a MBP, would that work and do you think everything run smoothly?
 
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