Hp w2207 and sharp 42" hdtv

Im planning on buying a mac pro and keep my 20 hpw2007 monitor, and have a dvi/hdmi cable to my tv, know both can be connected or should I disconnect one?, but would I probably have to power one down?

Each graphics board can run two displays simultaneously.

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