Can this laptop be connected to an external larger monitor?
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I'm a college freshmen and we hook my computer (the ASUS Vivoboook V500CA-EB71T) to the tv in the lobby using an HDMI cable so I can't see why not. The ASUS costumer service line is really helpful though so if you are concerned about I would call them.
2279365
Unfortunately, you will not be able to do so for two reasons1. This monitor requires two USBs (one for power and the other for more power and the signal)2. This monitor requires DisplayLink drivers which are only available for Mac, PC, and a couple variations of Linux as far as I now
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No. M. Sacks No. This matter is as good as a dead horse. If you have a "50px60u", you may forget about connecting to a VGA based laptop. Solutions is way too expansive that it is not worth to get into.
2260506
Yes, as long as the laptop has a VGA output. Most do. It's the connector with three rows of five holes. You won't need any additional cables; the cable provided with the monitor is all you need. Your laptop will have settings for the built-in monitor, an external monitor or both.
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I have the same monitor as you do trying to connect a Vaio with this cable... and was able to connect a bit higher res, but not 2560x1440. I've been looking around for solutions too, but sadly laptop output display specs also seem to be a spec that falls by the wayside.
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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.
1841916
not sure but there is software to tie it to your computer and an output to put it on a larger monitor...
2064512
I don't think so. I was using the display port connection, and I think that it also has HDMI. I returned the monitor because the text was too small for me, but that is my recollection
1776987
Yes, you can. You would need an Active DisplayPort Adapter, which is usually around $85+. You would plug the DVI-D into the Active DisplayPort Adapter, then the DisplayPort into the docking station, along with the USB directly into the laptop's USB port or the docking station, and then the USB to USB cable from the laptop or docking station into the Active DisplayPort Adapter to supply additional power (or else your frames will occasionally drop). Then you'll be good to go.I use my work laptop, which is a Dell E6430s and a docking station, with this monitor when working at home.
16945
you can connect to an external monitor, but graphics card will not support split screen. you will have the same screen on both monitors. as for keyboard, any usb keyboard will work.
1853478
There are at least 3 cables and they come out the bottom up about 3". The monitor is very heavy and I doubt it could be used as a laptop.
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Depends on the Chromebook model you have...But yes it can connect to an external monitor. Just make sure before purchasing to ask those questions from the buyer...but most PC's have a monitor port. Hope this helps :)
1817033
Only if your external HDD has a Display Port connection. This is similar to, but not the same, a HDMI connection.
1925070
I'm not sure what you are asking when writing about an external monitor and then about main monitor. This device can only work with a single monitor that can be connected to either a desktop or to the laptop.
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Yes you can extend the display. I have mine set up with 2 external 23" monitors and the Ultrabook display for extension over 3 screens.
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Yes - whatever output capabilities you have on your computer can be done with this. If you want to mirror or extend the monitor, that will work.
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If I understand your question correctly, no. This cable is intended to connect FROM a DisplayPort output on your laptop to a VGA input on a monitor or projector.