Hello,
I'm trying to do the following: use a new 15" MBP with two 27" Apple Cinema Displays (at their full native 2560x1440 resolution) while using the notebook display at the same time (so three active monitors). If that's not possible, I'd settle for doing just the two Cinema Displays and not using the notebook monitor at the same time.
From the various posts I've read on the forum (and some other research), it looks like neither of these solutions is possible. Seems like the next best option is the Matrix DualHead2Go or TripleHead2Go (better than a USB solution given the slow redraw associated with USB). The limitations of the TripleHead2Go seems like it is that you're limited to 1920x1200 - so you can't take advantage of the full 2560x1440 resolution of the Cinema Display.
Two questions for all the smart folks here:
1. Any possible ways to do what I'm ideally trying to to?
2. If the answer is that I'm out of luck, any comments/thoughts on the "next best" option with DualHead2Go?
Thanks!
-chris
(This is my first post - just joined! But I've been a huge fan and avid reader for a few years)
I'm trying to do the following: use a new 15" MBP with two 27" Apple Cinema Displays (at their full native 2560x1440 resolution) while using the notebook display at the same time (so three active monitors). If that's not possible, I'd settle for doing just the two Cinema Displays and not using the notebook monitor at the same time.
From the various posts I've read on the forum (and some other research), it looks like neither of these solutions is possible. Seems like the next best option is the Matrix DualHead2Go or TripleHead2Go (better than a USB solution given the slow redraw associated with USB). The limitations of the TripleHead2Go seems like it is that you're limited to 1920x1200 - so you can't take advantage of the full 2560x1440 resolution of the Cinema Display.
Two questions for all the smart folks here:
1. Any possible ways to do what I'm ideally trying to to?
2. If the answer is that I'm out of luck, any comments/thoughts on the "next best" option with DualHead2Go?
Thanks!
-chris
(This is my first post - just joined! But I've been a huge fan and avid reader for a few years)