BOOT CAMP and AMD Radeon HD 6750M - NO EXTERNAL DISPLAY

Hello,
I have a MBP 15' with the new AMD Radeon HD 6750M display card.
If I run WIN 7 64 bits with Boot Camp and the current driver I cannot connect a projector or external monitor.
It runs normally wit MAC OS.
Is there any solution for this??
Thanks,
Rodrigo

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