That shall do it, but as monitors vary in size, 10" to 30", and therefore the individual resolution of each, your MacBook might/will not be able to drive two extra 30" displays.
my understanding is they can, but i don't believe they can behave as two separate displays and would just be mirroring, although i could be wrong. You can hook up monitor and have one display and the laptop screen equals the other.
my understanding is they can, but i don't believe they can behave as two separate displays and would just be mirroring, although i could be wrong. You can hook up monitor and have one display and the laptop screen equals the other.