Could I plug more than one of these mobile monitors to my laptop?
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I have plugged a monitor via VGA and the USB monitor and had success, I would think 2 USB monitors would work.I am on a MAC Book Pro
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Tom - you'd have to connect each PC to BOTH ports, a DVI and VGA. For example, my Dell laptop docking stations all have both DVI and VGA outputs, so I can switch back and forth between my two laptops and each gets both monitors. Pretty sure that if you just connect the DVI jack to your computer you will only have one monitor, not two.
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Yes I have done just that...but you will eventually fine the set up unsatisfactory. better to buy a laptop docking station that has several ways to hook monitors up. my best results with this is to have 2 monitors one driven by the laptop one driven by the USB adapter ...not you main as it doer not refresh as fast as you will need.hope this helps
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You most definitely can. In a matter of fact. I have 3 Dell monitors as well. Keep in mind that you will have to get a DVI-I splitter in order to split one of your DVI inputs.
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Most Windows PCs will drive only 2 monitors, some of the newer ones will support 2 external monitors plus the laptop display at the same time, although not all will do this.A special usb to dvi/hdmi box is about $50, I use 2 of those for 3 full monitors plus the laptop display. Do t forget you wont have touch without a touch monitor...
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yes, we have 2 monitors set up on this computer. We had to order cords for it I think.
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I only bought one monitor and I do connect it to my laptop by aux. But Aldo ig you want you can buy an interface. Sorry I can not help you with first question.
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Yes, each monitor requires 120VAC, so two plugs. Then, each monitor has 3 inputs. XLR balance, TRS balanced, and an unbalanced 'RCA'. RCA is the typical I/O on stereo equipment. So, the simplest way to hook up to a laptop is to acquire a cord with the 1/8' stereo plug on one end (laptop) and two 'RCA' plugs (left & right) on the other. There are DAC's (i.e.. MusicStreamer II+) which will convert a higher quality signal from your laptop using the USB port and output that signal via 'RCA' ... hope this helps
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Yes, if you have a DVI to HDMI, or a DVI to VGA, or something. or just a plain DVI Monitor. You would just need to plug all three screens into every port.
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I have it setup so that either of my laptops can use one central monitor. First you need to figure out what you want your central monitor to be, plug that central source into the VGA out, then the two devices you want to use this display would be plugged into the two in ports.
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Yes you can. I have one set up with a DVI cable as my main monitor and the secondary monitor is set up using a VGA cable.
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You may run a single signal and split it to both monitors , that's how I wired mine.
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Yes, but one needs to be connected via hdmi and second via usb or one of them needs to be a true thunderbolt monitor. Putting an adapter on thunderbolt output will not work.
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As the above poster said, probably not. It will allow you to add a second monitor. It's possible if your laptop has dvi, you might be able to use it simultaneously. However, sometimes the dvi is just the DisplayPort converted.
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Yep, it's possible with docks like this Dynadock, or the Plugable Dock Plugable USB 2.0 Universal Docking Station with DisplayLink DVI/VGA up to 1920x1080, Audio, Ethernet, and 4 Available High-Speed USB 2.0 Ports.You just connect the extra monitor to the dock with its own cable, then the dock to the laptop with USB.So assuming that your laptop already has an external VGA port that you can get one external monitor connected to (try that first), then the dock then allows you to add a second external monitor. Your desktop can then be set to span all three screens (your laptop screen, and the two external monitors), which is a cool setup. Yep, it's possible with docks like this Dynadock, or the Plugable Dock Plugable USB 2.0 Universal Docking Station with DisplayLink DVI/VGA up to 1920x1080, Audio, Ethernet, and 4 Available High-Speed USB 2.0 Ports.You just connect the extra monitor to the dock with its own cable, then the dock to the laptop with USB.So assuming that your laptop already has an external VGA port that you can get one external monitor connected to (try that first), then the dock then allows you to add a second external monitor.... » Read More Yep, it's possible with docks like this Dynadock, or the Plugable Dock Plugable USB 2.0 Universal Docking Station with DisplayLink DVI/VGA up to 1920x1080, Audio, Ethernet, and 4 Available High-Speed USB 2.0 Ports.You just connect the extra monitor to the dock with its own cable, then the dock to the laptop with USB.So assuming that your laptop already has an external VGA port that you can get one external monitor connected to (try that first), then the dock then allows you to add a second external monitor. Your desktop can then be set to span all three screens (your laptop screen, and the two external monitors), which is a cool setup. « Show Less
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Yes, but the important part is that you HAVE to connect one of the monitors to your laptop and one to the docking station.
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As long as you have the available USB ports, you can add several of these. I have used the VGA/HDMI out ports, along with the USB to power 3 monitors with no problem. (Note, that this is with the Laptop's monitor, one monitor output port, and one USB adapter port). Where the Triplehead2Go will take one output port and make it 3, this USB adapter will only supply one monitor per unit. So to get a total of 3 monitors, you would have to have to use one of these per USB port. I hope this answered your question.