Multi Display Adapter
Features:
- Connect 3+ monitors to any brand of laptop or desktop (one adapter required per monitor)
- Plug and play USB 2.0 connectivity to VGA, DVI, or HDMI monitors and projectors Uses top-of-the-line DisplayLink DL-195 chip, supporting resolutions up to 2048x1152 / 1900x1200
- Windows 7/Vista 32/64 and XP 32-bit drivers via Windows Update, download, or disk
- NOT RECOMMENDED for use with Mac OS Lion (10.7). Linux
Adding a second screen is now as easy as adding the Multi-Display Adapter. With an additional screen, you can screen emails, chat, and work on your presentation, all at once without juggling, flipping or tabbing through open windows.
Specialities:
- Connect one end to your monitor cable, the other end to a USB port of your computer and you are done. Adding an extra screen is that easy.
- Add up to six additional monitors to your computer, by connecting up to six adapters directly to your computer or through a USB hub.
- Works with projectors too-simply connect the adapter to your notebook and the projector will automatically display your screen.
- Included DVI to VGA adapter provides flexibility to connect to any type of monitor, projector or HDTV up to a 2048 X 1152 pixel resolution or 1080p.
Hardware Requirements and Recommendations:
- CPU: Dual-core or 2GHz processor or better recommended on Windows Vista, Win7, and Mac (Single core ULV or Intel Atom class processors or better are recommended for Windows XP and Linux)
- GPU: Used for 2D/3D rendering on Windows Vista and Win7, requiring a single Intel, nVidia, or ATI primary WDDM driver.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How many additional monitors can be connected?
A: Up to six additional monitors can be connected using multiple adapters.
Q: Which connection does it use?
A: It uses USB 2.0 connectivity.
Q: What display outputs are supported?
A: It supports VGA, DVI, and HDMI displays or projectors.
Q: What is the maximum supported resolution?
A: It supports resolutions up to 2048×1152 or 1900×1200.
Q: Is it recommended for all operating systems?
A: It is not recommended for Mac OS Lion (10.7) or Linux.
Features:
- Connect 3+ monitors to any brand of laptop or desktop (one adapter required per monitor)
- Plug and play USB 2.0 connectivity to VGA, DVI, or HDMI monitors and projectors Uses top-of-the-line DisplayLink DL-195 chip, supporting resolutions up to 2048x1152 / 1900x1200
- Windows 7/Vista 32/64 and XP 32-bit drivers via Windows Update, download, or disk
- NOT RECOMMENDED for use with Mac OS Lion (10.7). Linux
Adding a second screen is now as easy as adding the Multi-Display Adapter. With an additional screen, you can screen emails, chat, and work on your presentation, all at once without juggling, flipping or tabbing through open windows.
Specialities:
- Connect one end to your monitor cable, the other end to a USB port of your computer and you are done. Adding an extra screen is that easy.
- Add up to six additional monitors to your computer, by connecting up to six adapters directly to your computer or through a USB hub.
- Works with projectors too-simply connect the adapter to your notebook and the projector will automatically display your screen.
- Included DVI to VGA adapter provides flexibility to connect to any type of monitor, projector or HDTV up to a 2048 X 1152 pixel resolution or 1080p.
Hardware Requirements and Recommendations:
- CPU: Dual-core or 2GHz processor or better recommended on Windows Vista, Win7, and Mac (Single core ULV or Intel Atom class processors or better are recommended for Windows XP and Linux)
- GPU: Used for 2D/3D rendering on Windows Vista and Win7, requiring a single Intel, nVidia, or ATI primary WDDM driver.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How many additional monitors can be connected?
A: Up to six additional monitors can be connected using multiple adapters.
Q: Which connection does it use?
A: It uses USB 2.0 connectivity.
Q: What display outputs are supported?
A: It supports VGA, DVI, and HDMI displays or projectors.
Q: What is the maximum supported resolution?
A: It supports resolutions up to 2048×1152 or 1900×1200.
Q: Is it recommended for all operating systems?
A: It is not recommended for Mac OS Lion (10.7) or Linux.
Original: $31.31
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$10.96Description
Features:
- Connect 3+ monitors to any brand of laptop or desktop (one adapter required per monitor)
- Plug and play USB 2.0 connectivity to VGA, DVI, or HDMI monitors and projectors Uses top-of-the-line DisplayLink DL-195 chip, supporting resolutions up to 2048x1152 / 1900x1200
- Windows 7/Vista 32/64 and XP 32-bit drivers via Windows Update, download, or disk
- NOT RECOMMENDED for use with Mac OS Lion (10.7). Linux
Adding a second screen is now as easy as adding the Multi-Display Adapter. With an additional screen, you can screen emails, chat, and work on your presentation, all at once without juggling, flipping or tabbing through open windows.
Specialities:
- Connect one end to your monitor cable, the other end to a USB port of your computer and you are done. Adding an extra screen is that easy.
- Add up to six additional monitors to your computer, by connecting up to six adapters directly to your computer or through a USB hub.
- Works with projectors too-simply connect the adapter to your notebook and the projector will automatically display your screen.
- Included DVI to VGA adapter provides flexibility to connect to any type of monitor, projector or HDTV up to a 2048 X 1152 pixel resolution or 1080p.
Hardware Requirements and Recommendations:
- CPU: Dual-core or 2GHz processor or better recommended on Windows Vista, Win7, and Mac (Single core ULV or Intel Atom class processors or better are recommended for Windows XP and Linux)
- GPU: Used for 2D/3D rendering on Windows Vista and Win7, requiring a single Intel, nVidia, or ATI primary WDDM driver.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How many additional monitors can be connected?
A: Up to six additional monitors can be connected using multiple adapters.
Q: Which connection does it use?
A: It uses USB 2.0 connectivity.
Q: What display outputs are supported?
A: It supports VGA, DVI, and HDMI displays or projectors.
Q: What is the maximum supported resolution?
A: It supports resolutions up to 2048×1152 or 1900×1200.
Q: Is it recommended for all operating systems?
A: It is not recommended for Mac OS Lion (10.7) or Linux.
