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Connect two 1080p monitors to laptop

Ali Al-Barrak
By Ali Al-Barrak
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Hello,

I have Toshiba satellite L50-A038 with:

  • Intel core i7-3630QM
  • and its graphics card Intel HD Graphics 4000
  • GeForce GT 740M
  • 1 HDMI port
  • 1 VGA port

I need to connect two Dell UltraSharp U2414H witch are 1080p even if I have to turn off the laptop screen.

I don't play games at all. What I'll work on usually is chrome, IDE and the application that I'm programming.
 

The problem is that U2414H doesn't have vga input port. What are the adapters  that I need to connect the monitors if that is possible.

Thanks  :) 

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DVI to VGA adapter works

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DVI to VGA adapter works

Sorry I didn't say that the monitor doesn't have DVI also. It has only

  • HDMI
  • DisplayPort output (MST)
  • DisplayPort
  • Mini DisplayPort
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Or USB adapters are out there aswell.

Do you mean USB to HDMI or DisplayPort??

I'll check that

Thanks 

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