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Plugging a monitor into your PC via USB, daisy-chaining your panels to provide a grand vista of screeny goodness, sounds like the stuff of dreams. Unfortunately as the wee dongle doesnt actually have any form of graphics chip in it, the refresh rate a...
Extrait: The SEE2 from Tritton allows you to add an extra monitor via a spare USB port - handy for notebooks without a video out or adding a third panel to existing dual-monitor setups. Once the drivers are installed, Windows will see the Tritton as a discre...
Easy to install, Supports resolutions high enough for 21” LCDs
Lacks video muscle for higher-end applications and games
If you want a second screen for work with spreadsheet or web browsing the Tritton SEE2 USB to VGA Adapter is a great product. If you have hopes of using the Tritton SEE2 USB to VGA Adapter with GPU intensive applications you are out of luck. When used ...
Extrait: There are some things that just shouldn’t be attempted: SATA ISA adapters and x16 PCI-E modems, for example. To that list, we add the USB 2.0-to-SVGA adapter! No fooling, someone has made a graphics adapter that plugs into your USB 2.0 port. We had the...
Extrait: June 2, 2006 - Recently I had to exchange my cushy, speedy, and powerful desktop PC at work for an equally cushy, speedy, and powerful laptop. For the first few minutes all was well - all the strength of my previous system but in a self contained porta...
Extrait: Plugging a monitor into a USB port? Ha, ha! Thats right up there with mistaking your CD-ROM drive for a cupholder, or getting a "Press Any Key" message and phoning tech support to say you cant find the Any key. Mistaking a USB for a VGA port! Heh. We...
