Anyway I can connect 4 monitors to MacBook pro?

I already had a Tripohead2go which allow me connect 3 monitors, but I need to hook up one more display. Don't know what else I can do !

Are there anyone tried this option before?
Mini Display Port --> TripleHead2Go --> 3 x monitors
USB Port --> USB 3.0 to HDMI/DVI --> 1 x monitor
So now totally 4 extra monitors. But I'm not sure if the image will be lag specially by the USB port. So please advice. Thanks !!

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