Does Portg R700-17W lsupport extended desktop across 3 screens?

Hi,
I've a Portg R700-17W laptop with a replicator port. I'd like to have an extended desktop in Windows 7, with one external monitor on the VGA port, one on the HDMI, and the laptop screen. Is this possible? If so, what resolutions can it support?
Many thanks in advance for your help.

Dont think its possible using an port replicator you will need to use something like Dynadock U3 since the Dynadock supports an own graphic chip and it allows you to use tree displays (2 external and 1 internal)
Here an other thread to this theme:
http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=57171

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