Multi Monitor Madness for Notebooks : Introduction
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1. Introduction
Desktop users have it easy when it comes to multiple monitors. The vast majority of graphics cards easily support two or more monitors at once, while features like SLI and Crossfire make it even easier. But what are we poor notebook users to do when we need additional screen room?
Village Tronic believes they have answered that question with the VTBook. It allows you to connect an additional monitor straight out of the box or two additional monitors if you use the optional dual-display cable the company offers. Add the notebook's screen and add a monitor to the VGA/DVI connection found on the back of most notebooks and your notebook can have up to four monitors.
Village Tronic VTBook Specifications Table
| CPU | |
|---|---|
| Interface type | CardBus |
| RAM | |
| RAM Standard | 32 MB |
| RAM Type | DDR RAM |
| Display | |
| Video, maximum resolution | 1920 x 1440 |
| RAM Details | |
| RAM Details | 266 MHz DDR |
| Video Details | |
| Video details | Display Support: DVI, ADC with optional Apple DVI to ADC adaptor, VGA with included DVI to VGA adaptor |
| Additional details | Graphics Chip: XGI XP2
Predefined Video Modes: 130+ Connectors: PC Card Type II DVI-I (DVI-D and DVI-A compatible) and VGA (with included adaptor) |
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