A:AnswerHey,
In short, yes. It is possible, but since the system features one M.2 2242 PCIe® 4.0 x4 storage slot, you'd have to swap out the 256GB drive for the 512 to expand storage.
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A:AnswerHi Tiggy,
In short, yes. You could connect them a number of ways, most common being either one monitor connected via HDMI cable and the other via USB-C to whatever cable connector needed to plug into the second monitor, or you can use a USB-C dock or hub that supports dual monitor output so that there's one connector to the laptop for a more streamlined setup.
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A:AnswerYou realize that those are at least 4 separate questions, don't you?
Streaming video content TO the laptop is basic. Even computers meant for children will do that. This is NOT a child's toy.
Stream games is a different story. The way you do it depends on whether you want to play games via cloud gaming (playing from a remote server) or broadcast yourself playing (like on Twitch or YouTube). Cloud gaming is no problem,, as long as you have a good, steady internet connection (at least 15Mbps).
Streaming from one of your PCs to another is still another story. You wold need something like Steam Remote Play or Moonlight Game Streaming for lower latency. Both computers would need to be on the same network, and the host computer should be connected via Ethernet.
Story #4: Broadcasting Your Gameplay to an Audience--sending gameplay to platforms like Twitch, YouTube, or Kick. You would use broadcasting software like OBS Studio. For this YOU NEED A DEDICATED GPU. Which this is lacking.
So get back to this Q&A when you have some idea of what you are doing
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