Asus Zenbook 13.3" QHD Touch Screen Ultrabook Computer, Intel Core i7-4558U 2.8GHz, 8GB RAM, 512GB SSD, Windows 8 Pro, Blue
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will this thing power up 2 big dell ultrasharp displays at 1900:1200 ?
- Thread starter gainpower777
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lets say 2 of those Dell<SUP><SMALL>TM</SMALL></SUP> UltraSharp U2413 24" high-performance monitor
I am planning to use laptop away from home for mobile trading,but when coming home in the evening hook it up to those dells and trade from them ,will this work at all?
what you want to do is normally done via a docking station, so you have to look at vendors with docking stations...
personally, I prefer thinkpads, as such I will provide you an example with TP since I am not familiar with ASUS...
http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/downloads/detail.page?DocID=PD029622
http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/product-and-parts/detail.page?&LegacyDocID=MIGR-4TPJF4
personally, I prefer thinkpads, as such I will provide you an example with TP since I am not familiar with ASUS...
http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/downloads/detail.page?DocID=PD029622
http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/product-and-parts/detail.page?&LegacyDocID=MIGR-4TPJF4
why do I need docking station?,laptop has 2 usb3 ports plug and play,i went to Lenovo Canada and if you start reading customer reviews from 3 page ,they all 1 star,way to many problems,same with dell just checked xps 15 top line laptop ,reviews are badwhat you want to do is normally done via a docking station, so you have to look at vendors with docking stations...
personally, I prefer thinkpads, as such I will provide you an example with TP since I am not familiar with ASUS...
http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/downloads/detail.page?DocID=PD029622
http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/product-and-parts/detail.page?&LegacyDocID=MIGR-4TPJF4
why do I need docking station?,laptop has 2 usb3 ports plug and play,i went to Lenovo Canada and if you start reading customer reviews from 3 page ,they all 1 star,way to many problems,same with dell just checked xps 15 top line laptop ,reviews are bad
I've used USB monitors, they don't perform the same as a DP or DVI port... but that is my opinion and experience... take it for whatever is worth...
also, I didn't say Lenovo... I said thinkpads, which are business class and not the consumer side of the business... while TP are owned by Lenovo, I have no experience with the Lenovo consumer laptops... I prefer business class...
given it is unclear what reviews you were referring to, I cant comment on them...
good luck with making a decision and researching the setup you desire...
1.which one did you use ? usb2? usb3 is much better both of them are on newer laptops and new dell ultrasharp 2. go to Lenovo Canada and read some reviews on thinkpad T and W seriesI've used USB monitors, they don't perform the same as a DP or DVI port... but that is my opinion and experience... take it for whatever is worth...
also, I didn't say Lenovo... I said thinkpads, which are business class and not the consumer side of the business... while TP are owned by Lenovo, I have no experience with the Lenovo consumer laptops... I prefer business class...
given it is unclear what reviews you were referring to, I cant comment on them...
good luck with making a decision and researching the setup you desire...
With USB video adapters you can do almost anything. I wouldn't recommend it but it can be done.
Says you have a Mini DisplayPort and a Micro-HDMI. Just need to check with Asus to see if the BIOS will allow it to display out of both video outputs at the same time. Quite often it's one or the other. Call Asus and ask.
Says you have a Mini DisplayPort and a Micro-HDMI. Just need to check with Asus to see if the BIOS will allow it to display out of both video outputs at the same time. Quite often it's one or the other. Call Asus and ask.
With USB video adapters you can do almost anything. I wouldn't recommend it but it can be done.
Says you have a Mini DisplayPort and a Micro-HDMI. Just need to check with Asus to see if the BIOS will allow it to display out of both video outputs at the same time. Quite often it's one or the other. Call Asus and ask.
It looks like not an easy task, what I am thinking now it might be better idea to connect to just one monitor let's say dell ultra sharp 27 instead of 2 24 . Another thing to consider 27 comes whith the same resolution as laptop 2560*1440 compared to 24 1920*1200, I am not sure if it's better or not
I just somewhat asked the same question. I'm still skeptical of widescreen monitors.It looks like not an easy task, what I am thinking now it might be better idea to connect to just one monitor let's say dell ultra sharp 27 instead of 2 24 . Another thing to consider 27 comes whith the same resolution as laptop 2560*1440 compared to 24 1920*1200, I am not sure if it's better or not
http://elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?t=284095
If you own the monitors I'd bet you could walk into a Best Buy with them and try to plug them into that laptop - if not ask a sales guy and he/she would probably get the Geek Squad guys to test it out for you.