i want to connect and external monitor screen to my new hp all in one computer with a 23" screen so i can split screen will this work for me?
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Follow up: 1) even on the pic I linked, I'm not seeing a description of that being an HDMI out port. It may just look like one. 2) Looks like there are all sorts of ways to do what you're trying to do and I still write, HDMI cable is the best of which I know. In the attached case, someone is saying you can do it all with USB, but a commentator writes, won't work. Use HDMI: http://www.ehow.com/how_7183719_connect-pc-tv-usb-cord.html
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I never got this adaptor to work and I bought another one with which I have no problems. Do not remember where I got it.
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NO!!! The item pictured is a serial port, not a video port. It has a 9 pin connector,the video port has a 15 pin connector. It will NOT work for video.
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No. Depending on the model, you likely have an HDMI out. http://www.amazon.com/HP-Pavilion-23-b030-All-in-One-Desktop/dp/B009CQOXTM/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1380284607&sr=8-3&keywords=hp+all+in+one+computer example of cord: http://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasics-High-Speed-HDMI-Cable-Meters/dp/B003L1ZYYM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1380284728&sr=8-1&keywords=hdmi+cable How to use it depends on the operating system. Windows 8? Windows key and the letter p simultaneously. I'd recommend using the "extend" option.
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No. Depending on the model, you likely have an HDMI out. HP Pavilion 23-b030 23-Inch All-in-One Desktop (3.4 GHz AMD A4-5300 Processor, 6GB DDR3, 1TB HDD, AMD Radeon HD 7480D, Windows 8) Blackexample of cord: AmazonBasics High-Speed HDMI Cable - 6.5 Feet (2 Meters) Supports Ethernet, 3D, 4K and Audio Return How to use it depends on the operating system. Windows 8? Windows key and the letter p simultaneously. I'd recommend using the "extend" option.
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Well you would only be able to use one screen at a time with this splitter. It only powers one hdmi output at a time. If you're looking for something to power multiple monitors at once, this is not it.
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Hi, that shoud be work, but probably you need a second graphic controller. Or you have a graphic controller the can controled two high resolution screens. The have DVI-D interface only! I use him on my laptop with adaptor DVI-D to Display port. (With USB power supply) Its working fine.
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I have an HP 23" all in one unit (I think heavier than your normal monitor) and it holds just fine. I thought the desk was more sturdy than it appeared to be - and for the price, pretty well constructed.
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yes. You will be able to have 2 separate external monitors side by side that will act as a large single display spread across the two monitors and your laptop monitor can be positioned to the left or right of these external monitors. If you put your laptop in between the two external monitors your mouse will scroll from the laptop to the first external monitor then over to the next external monitor ... with the laptop in the middle your mouse will move LAPTOP to MONITOR 1 to MONITOR 2 - so it is best to put the external monitors side by side LAPTOP - MONITOR 1 - MONITOR 2
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Since the specs say it has 2 "DisplayPort" connections - yes. http://www8.hp.com/h20195/v2/GetDocument.aspx?docname=c04128234
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If you are having to ask this question, you likely will need to have someone that knows more about computers help you. Not being a smartazz, just being realistic. Most any computer can be made to support dual monitors with a new video card or external dock. Few come ready-to-go for duals. DO you have a tech-savvy friend that can helpyou?
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No. This will mirror your screen not expand it. If you want to add another screen you will need either thunderbolt or a usb graphics adapter.
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If you have an USB port then you can add this device to setup a dual monitor with HP all in one. Check the port and see if it's USB3.0 (blue connector in the center of the port), if not, then it's USB2.0 and it will probably run choppier with videos.
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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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dont know. I am hooked up to VGA. HP monitors are good, this may be a design anomoly.
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Hewlett-Packard HP ProBook 6570b is the lapton my company issued to me. So since it has a displayport on the back of the laptop any displayport enabled monitor should work well. I have two AOC 29" ultrawide monitors diasy chained at home and it works great. It is a true disappointment to go into the office and not have these. I also bought a shorter displayport cable as this one...was much too long..it sits between the monitors all coiled up.
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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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if your computer supports DisplayPort 1.2 I think it will work.I do not use touch screen but I do use it to display three individual desktops on three monitors.
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Depends on the laptop. My HP8770W will work with 4 monitors setup as an extended desktop. I am using the laptop monitor and the Display Port, DVI, and VGA on the docking station. For best results, all monitors should support the same max resolution ( 1920x1080). The only problem I have is that the monitor on the display port does not recognize the signal on initial boot. I have to disconnect it and reconnect for that display to be recognized.
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I also have an HP Envy 23 all in one. I downloaded the drivers they emailed me ahead of time, plugged it into my HDMI monitor and the second I plugged it in, I had video for a second monitor. ITS THAT EASY. I was sceptical but very pleasantly surprised it was so ready to go.
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yes, it will work but it will be tight. I found that using my lap top and one monitor is a better option.