Testseek.co.uk have collected 17 expert reviews of the Matrox DualHead2Go Analog and the average rating is 75%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Matrox DualHead2Go Analog.
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The editors liked
Small footprint
Lightweight
Metal construction
Plug-and-play setup
Multiple screen configurations
The editors didn't like
Additional cables may be needed
More versatile with non-Mac monitors
PowerDesk for Mac needs to be downloaded
No carry case
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Published: 2011-07-15, Author: David , review by: macworld.co.uk
Small footprint; lightweight, metal construction; plug-and-play setup; multiple screen configurations
Additional cables may be needed; more versatile with non-Mac monitors; PowerDesk for Mac needs to be downloaded; no carry case
The DualHead2Go offers easy and fast plug-and-play options for owners of the latest Mac hardware – owners of older MacBooks should carefully check which display ports their machines have. Everyone can benefit from multiple monitors, and with this Matrox d...
Abstract: The DualHead2Go does what it claims to do - but not many people will find it useful. Once in a while, we see a product thats designed to do something straightforward, and which does it very well, but nonetheless leaves us a little perplexed as to wh...
Abstract: While ATI and NVidia have the 3D graphics market sewn up, old rival Matrox has focused on equally innovative but more specialized products for multi-display set-ups for the likes of video editors and stockbrokers. The DualHead2Go adds multi-display out...
The DualHead2Go worked pretty much as promised, although you should check the laptop compatibility tool on Matroxs site. Admittedly, this isnt the cheapest product in the world, but it is fairly unique – and if you tend to keep your laptop in one pl...
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Published: 2007-09-01, Author: Marc , review by: studiodaily.com
Abstract: Matrox has been doing a lot of "out-of-the-box" thinking in the past few years. The company has three families of external graphics devices— the high-end Exito line, essentially an external remote graphics unit for PCs; the MXO, for getting HD video ou...
Abstract: Having been restricted to the small sized of my IBM Thinkpad for year, I decided to revolt. I was trying to decide whether I should move back to a desktop in order to enjoy a large display. I craved the flexibility that a notebook computer brings. Lu...
Simple installation, Compact design, Highly useful bundled software, Reasonable Price compared to other solutions
Matrox only officially supports Windows XP and 2000, Limited laptop/graphics chipset support
The DualHead2Go is an innovative product that fills a need for many consumers, in both business and home environments. It provides a simple solution for individuals that have systems which are unable to support a dual monitor output, or if they need a...
Abstract: You love your laptop, but there are times when you just cant compromise on screen size. With Matrox Graphics DualHead2Go module, you dont have to. The palm-size box lets you snatch the video from your notebooks external monitor output and create pa...
Abstract: One of the compromises of portable computing is screen size. The most portable laptops sport 13- to 15-inch LCD panels that can make us squint our eyes to take in all we try to fill them with. Move to a larger screen size and suddenly a very comfortabl...
Abstract: Notebook computers have a lot going for them. They are more powerful than ever, are portable, so you can take them virtually anywhere, and are showing up with more screen real estate, up to 17-inch LCDs on some models. There are times, however when a d...
