Seems like this device is the way to go. The price is right at $79 a pop and it surely beats Triple ... by M. I think I will go for one of these and if it works I will be one happy fella. Thanx for the info mate!
If t is so then, it is truly a product to purchase. I have a soft spot for Matrox (first company from which I bought my very first video card), but if it is better and cheaper, then ciao Matrox!
I have 2 evga plus devices which each run 19 inch monitors, and I have a 3rd 19 inch monitor straight to the video card on the laptop. so including the laptop screen , I have 4 screens, perfect for travel.
Here is my perfect travel set up. One of these: http://www.alienware.com/customize/...code=PC-LT-AREA51M15X-AI2&SubCode=SKU-DEFAULT One of these: http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/keyboards/keyboard/devices/3289&cl=us,en One of these: http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?invtid=JU-000071-S1-DT&cat=VCD Two of these: http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=1546305&CatId=164 Swiss Army makes a (carry on) case that fits all of this but I can't find the item number right now. It has 4 zippered compartments; one for both monitors, one for the laptop, one for the docking station and he front section for cables and extras. This set up gives you plenty of screen space plus a ton of computing power. I run Vista Ultimate but XP Pro is as robust. I personally prefer XP but I've configured my laptop to maximize Vista . . . if that's at all possible. I run MultiCharts and eSignal for charting and data. I then run JTrader for my platform. I have plenty of power to spare in any situation so far. It has been well worth the investment. Finally, NEVER run anything related to Norton or McAfee on your system. For antivirus use www.avast.com. Keep your system clean and stay away from the porn sites and this set up should run for years without a problem. I update every two years just because I have the "Tim Allen" mentality of wanting the most efficient set up out there.
Sweet set-up Proflogic. Those monitors are a nice find. I've had to check my externals when I travel. Last time, I actually watched a monitor (in its box) fall off a luggage conveyor 5 feet to the ground. Uggh....fortunately, it didn't break. Much better to have a monitor size you can carry onto the plane.
Two of them fold up into about the same space as the laptop and the resolution is perfect for what I need. I love them.