The DualHead2Go Digital SE works by tricking Windows into thinking it has one huge monitor with an extreme widescreen resolution,and then the hardware device splits the digital signal amongst two connected monitors.
Using the product this way opens up some new usages. Of course this can increase business productivity for those that could otherwise not enable more than two displays. You can organize windows into different sections of your desktop and move non-critical information onto a side display, compare documents side-by-side and you can multi-task without having to toggle between applications.
The Matrox DualHead2Go Digital SE package is rather small and has all the normal product information explaining what it can do. Inside the box is the DualHead2Go external interface, a USB cable, a DisplayPort cable, and a Getting Started CD.
The hardware interface box is rather small, and can easily be transported in a laptop bag. The box is made of thick steel and its corners have been curved to prevent snagging on anything. The device has lots of stamped holes to allow for heat to escape through natural convection. The front of the box has a DisplayPort socket, USB port and power LED. The rear of the device has two DVI ports for connecting two monitors that support up to 1920 x 1200 resolution each. There is no power switch on the device, and turns on automatically when it receives power from the host computer’s USB port.
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Hello..
Actually we have been purchased 10 display full HD multi touch LEC with including 4 Dualhead 2go digital SE, which 8 display connected via digital SE and 2 display connected directly to graphic card.
The issue when we group all 10 displays together, instate of resolution 9600×2160 we are getting 5760 x 2160, so then those 2 displays which are directly connected to AMD have fine resolution but those 8 displays which connected to Matorx are totally stretched.
So where is the problem?
Best Regards Daneil
I'm having trouble deciphering your broken English. Are you trying to stretch a stretched desktop? The device is limited to a maximum native desktop, and cannot be infinitely stretched. Perhaps Matrox would like to chime in?…
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