“how do connect 2 external monitors??”

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• Buy a micro HDMI to HDMI connector. If you have old VGA connections, you will need the micro HDMI to HDMI connector, a HDMI extender and a HDMI to VGA connector. This might be the cheapest option, or you can get a more expensive port replicator.

  Answered by User22 10 years ago

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• One to the built-in micro-HDMI connector (you can buy an HDMI to DVI adapter from monoprice if you need it), and the other to a Displaylink device connected to one of the USB ports (preferably a USB 3.0 unit connected to the USB 3.0 port). If you can get WIDI to work, you can also connect wirelessly to a WIDI dongle connected to a TV or monitor. Read my review.

  Answered by Paul 11 years ago

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• You will need some sort of USB3 hub that supports multiple monitors.

  Answered by DavidA 11 years ago

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• I have mine running through a universal docking station.

  Answered by GCSS 10 years ago

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• You cannot do this.

  Answered by Hurley99 11 years ago

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• Don't believe this is possible with the on board connections. Only one HDMI output is available.

  Answered by TajMclowerin 11 years ago

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