[B Gallagher]

Hello all,

I've got a PB G4 - see sig for specs. I've currently got it spanned to an external monitor using the DVI. I just tried to span it to a third display (my TV) using the S-video output, but it's doesn't seem to recognise the TV. Is it possible to span my display to both external devices at once?

Thanks.

[ibook_steve]

Only one external device allowed. The GPU doesn't support more than that. It's not a VRAM issue; it's the interfaces on the chip.

Steve

[slpdLoad]

You can get an (expensive) graphics card to go in your PCMCIA slot for third monitor support. I don't remember what company makes them.

[stevesnj]

VTBook: Notebook Multi Monitor Solution: Multiple Displays on your Laptop!

[Kyros]

If I used that card with a Pismo (ATI rage 128 or something, it has 8 mb vram), would I see a performance gain in games, etc, run on the external display? I assume there would be no difference to whatever is on the pb's actual display.