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Can Surface pro run dual external monitors?
With the ports configuration and specs of the announced Surface Pro, can one run dual external monitors? By that I mean connecting two external monitors, one for primary display and one for extended display. Irrelevant what shows on the actual Surface screen.
This is the current configuration I have for my heavy laptop (with docking station) and want to recreate it if I swap to the cool Surface Pro.
I don't mind buying some port replicators, as long as the set-up works seamlessly once connected. I saw some other threads and no docking station is planned by Microsoft at this stage
Thanks for input
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Greetings ManlioV,
That's a great question. Because the Surface Pro is running Windows 8, you could get a USB port hub and USB video cards and the Surface Pro would be able to install the drivers so you could hook up multiple monitors that way.
Hope that helps.
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2013-03-12T17:42:03+00:00 I haven't yet but I will try that after I see if the new doc (a Targus ACP 70USZ) works without having to install drivers.
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2013-03-12T17:37:44+00:00 Did you try also installing the Intel HD Graphics 4000 full package to see if it made any difference? You can get that here.
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2013-03-11T17:58:45+00:00 I did post the issue on their forum but haven't gotten any replies yet. We have tried a win 8 laptop with the same dock, it had no issues in fact it didn't need the drivers downloaded, but to get it to work on the Surface Pro, the drivers were needed.