im looking way connect monitors macbook. have 1 connected , bought one. problem is...i went apple store looking way use both of them , said not possible. how ever disagree. did research on , found this(http://www.ebay.com/itm/tritton-see...ultdomain_0&hash=item2c621591a5#ht_1801wt_702 ) before buy need know if macbook can handle it. going using school(java programming , html)
you can it. in fact i'm typing on 2nd external monitor right now.
can point thread.http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1203625 there other usb-dvi converters. similar 1 posted.
myself have diamond bvu1000 (supports hdmi, 20 bucks @ newegg 2 weeks ago, out of stock , seems deal has ended). have bvumd3 (now discontinued) nit had built-in 3 port hub usb-dvi converter.
work well, aren't great video... can done cpu activity shoot crazy, , fans whir hurricane. i've used 2 @ time external in mini dp , notebook monitor, works great , looks incredible.
besides option, 1 matrox boxes. matrox boxes work differently usb displays. usb, each monitor shows in display preference pane own entity, can resize, rotate , move around. matrox plays games(if familiar amd eyefinity, how matrox boxes work, desktop spans screens, aren't "seperate")..... have 2 1920x1080 monitors, matrox display group them , present them os 1 single 3840x1080 display. watch video full screen matrox setup, span both screens, though have 2 physical monitors, computer see one(with usb solutions, full screen stay confined 1 monitor). if can live spanning 2 monitors.... better solution, because uses minidp adapter only, , uses video card. usb solution uses cpu, , watching video on won't work well. matrox display adapter(or similar) though comp driving super high res monitor, can handle more usb.
hope helped, matrox has triple display solutions well. heres link short thread http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1274826&highlight=dualhead2go , 1 companies website http://www.matrox.com/graphics/en/products/gxm/
got monitors coding, , works great things that. i'm happy adapters
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