The Philips Living Colors Mini version in glossy black. It's brighter than I expected, but not bright enough for reading. Great mood effect. Some pics to give you an idea.
That is awesome but where'd you get your giant munny?
The Philips Living Colors Mini version in glossy black. It's brighter than I expected, but not bright enough for reading. Great mood effect. Some pics to give you an idea.
The 9600M in your laptop won't have anything to do with the Matrox or USB adaptors as its not used by them.
The Matrox dual/trip heads came out before DisplayLink (the tech the USB adaptors use, which is different then Display PORT) existed, they use their own proprietary GTM processing system, and have kept that path. The biggest difference with GTM vs DisplayLink is on the Matrox you can run multiple monitors off of one unit, for DisplayLink you need as many units as you want displays, up to 6.
If you go for DisplayLink, just make sure the unit you pick up includes Mac drivers...Tritton's are known to be a bit flakey, but there's a few others out there as well.
DisplayLink can do more for less money, but it takes a bit more leg work to find the quality units and Matrox has had longer to develop their drivers.
BTW, I own a dualHead2Go from Matrox personally for my laptop...
--Daniel
Got the Livescribe 4GB Pulse Smartpen for my birthday! My birthday's not 'til tomorrow, but since we're getting another foot of snow tomorrow, we celebrated today.
It's really cool! I had no idea I was getting it! Plus 4 notebooks of the dot paper. This thing is amazing. Works so perfectly.
Thanks! That makes sense. So the cheaper Kensingtion USB unit linked by an earlier user uses DisplayLink with one adapter per extra monitor used, the non-DP Matrox units use GTM and the Display Port variant Matrox will allow for output up to 2x or 3x 1920x1200* with a single unit.
Makes sense now! Though I have one more question...
I am assuming here, that the DisplayLink units use the system CPU and RAM to emulate a GPU and VRAM, or something along these lines... Seeing as the Matrox DP uses the Mini-DisplayPort out (I think), it would use the video card's resources and not the system's... is this correct?
*As opposed to the 2x 1024x768 limitation of the Analog/Digital non-DP Matrox units.
Preparing myself for the snow day tomorrow....The Brave One, Slumdog Millionaire, Couples Retreat.
Got the Livescribe 4GB Pulse Smartpen for my birthday! My birthday's not 'til tomorrow, but since we're getting another foot of snow tomorrow, we celebrated today.
It's really cool! I had no idea I was getting it! Plus 4 notebooks of the dot paper. This thing is amazing. Works so perfectly.
a boss tu-3
I just helped clean out the refurb store of Minis.
My Wacom Intuos4 arrived today!
(excuse the amateur photo, just had my first photog lesson from my friend on Sunday, so I am trying to use manual mode on my DSLR as much as possible!)
Jealous about the Intuos!
The only way to get a feel for the camera is to take "too many" pictures. Experiment with all the settings to see what can be done. If you know what the camera can do, it doesn't matter if it is a $10 disposable or a $5000 DSLR because the user determines the picture.