They are taking a vacation because they have a series of losing trades! So study the trades hard! LOL I have been using many of the USB-to-VGA/DVI adapters. For the most part they work well. Except on one brand on a multiple adapter configuration.
smile: I have never used the matrox video product you linked. I think they are too expensive for the function they serve. The IOGear USB-to-VGA adapter works. I have one of those. But the resolution is only 1600x1200. I would recommend SIIG USB-to-VGA Pro adapter. It supports the 1920x1200 resolution (most monitors these days are 1920x1080 - which is 1080p). I have them running in multiple configurations and they work well with Windows' display manager app. You control where to place the monitors right in Windows (instead of using an external app). You should be able to have maximum of 3 of them on your laptop to drive 3 external monitors (because typically a laptop supports 3 USB outlets these days). Any more, I don't know. It is not a given either... you just never know until you try. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...ords&cm_mmc=KNC-GoogleAdwords-_-pla-_-NA-_-NA
Lenovo offers the ThinkCenter M92p as a "tiny" multi-display PC. I'm not sure of its general availability.
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