Can I connect dual vga monitors with the HP Pavilion p6724y

I'm looking at purchasing the HP Pavilion p6724y and currently have 2 vga monitors I'd like to use.  Is this possiable?  

Hi Stacey ,
Welcome to forum..
You need to get  a video card with 2 VGA port .,, and install it on the computer to attach both monitor,,,
You can check local computer store for video card with 2 VGA port..
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