Matrox finally adds Mac compatibility to DualHead2Go and TripleHead2Go

It works great, with the exception that it is just one big desktop split into two displays. It's kinda frustrating how everything opens in the middle of my screens.

I can only hope they'll come up with some kind of driver to fix the issue.

My cousin just gave me his old DaulHead2go setup he had on his Macbook pro since he just got the Cinema Display. I have an old Powerbook G4 14" with the lcd not funtioning so this setup looked promising. The dual monitors are just mirroring. I have been searching for a solution to change this to dual independet monitors.

will it support the G4 towers? or other older hardware? (yes, some of us still use them!)

only 2x 1024x786 on the MacBook? are they kidding?

http://voice.firefallpro.com/2006/02/mac-mini-dual-monitors-using.html

is running 2x 1280x1024 with his MacMini and the DualHead2Go

Just a quick question: if you are running it on a MB(P), will does it recognize that as one more screen, or do you connect two or three monitors to their respective ___head2go?

Thanks.

just checked the resolutions... darn thing still isn't enough for a 30" cinema display to work with mac mini. :(

om.

These are great, I have a triple head.
Distributor is MMT (syd@mmt.com.au) apparently.
I bought one recently from Campus Computers at Sydney university (9351 5411) and really pleased with it

Bummer, I'd love to have dual monitor support, but not one mega desktop.

Also I could be 100% is it only VGA? No DVI?

Thanks for that research Mike.
This means apps like keynote will still think you have only a single display attached.
Not an ideal solution for most but this may be an advantage to some.

I have been running 2 monitors off my powerbook for years, plus my powerbook screen - total 3.

Each monitor is its own.

I use the VT Book pcia card in my laptop www.villagetronic.com