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Anonymous   08-24-2011 at 03:38:03 PM

Hello,
I just got off phone with HP after being on their site. I am trying to build out a new laptop, one that can support dual external monitors. I was advised by their sales desk that if the graphics card has both HDMI and VGA, the laptop can support dula external monitors.

Is this accurate? If so, then I guess it's also true I can use the laptop screen and 1 external monitor at the same time as well.
thanks for your help

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COLGeek   08-24-2011 at 04:36:53 PM

Yes, you can use both video ports to support 2 external monitors. Also, you should be able to do the second as well (laptop + 1 external).

Good luck!

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