MBP 13 to two monitors

Hi guys, is it possible to connect one MBP 13" to two external displays simultaneously? I don't mean mirrored either, I mean for the desktop to be split over the two external monitors.
Thanks

Yeah I know I can extend from the MBP screen but would prefer to split it over my two 24" monitors.
I found this http://www.villagetronic.com/vibook/
Anyone used them?

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Panel active area (width x height): 47.6 cm x 26.7 cm (18.7 inches x 10.5 inches)
Display type
IPS with LED Backlight
Aspect ratio
16:9
Brightness
250 nits
Inputs
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1 DVI-D
1 HDMI
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Vertical scan range 50-76 Hz
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Vertical viewing angle (typical): 178 degrees
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Static contrast ratio
Up to 1000:1
Dynamic contrast ratio
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HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection)
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External power supply
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Humidity: 20% RH through 70% RH
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Weight
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Where do I type and what do I use as a mouse?
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are those extra?
Yes.
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I have a HP P6 2000 UKM computer, running windows 7 and it has a DVI D socket as well as the standard VGA (which i am using for my primary monitor) I have got the right DVI to VGA adaptor and have followed various instructions to set up duel disply but every tutorial i have seen says use the multiple display option, but the option dropdown box is not there!
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Background
I have a dual monitor card and two monitors which I want to use in my LabView application. The application gathers data from a complex sensor and calculates a number of results which need to be displayed graphically, this happens every 10 seconds or so. There is an awful lot of graphs which may be needed to be seen at some time but not routinely. The idea is that one monitor will display all the standard routinely displayed things and will not have any user input whilst the second monitor will display a tab control which has all the other graphs pickable.
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What I want to know is how I can programmatically tell labVIEW to put one vi up in one monitor and another vi in the other. I would then have them both maximised (which I know how to do). I would rather have the monitors set up as individual and that way I could keep the windows control bar on one monitor only. Thus one monitor would be a true user interface and the other simply a display.
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Regards
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Hallo,
with new version of LV its more easy, but it also hasn't any troubles with LabVIEW 6.x or 7.x.
Especially with Matrox P650 you will get no any problems (we using
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three monitors at the same time.).
I recommend to you following sequence:
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resoluton on different monitors. As result you will get two absolutely
separate monitors.
- In Windows define which one is primary and which one is secondary.
(On primary monitor located taskbar and all messages dialog boxes will
appear.).
- Arrange secondary monitor in display properties - where he located (left from primary, or right)
- In your VI (which must appear on second monitor) use
FrontPanel.PanelBounds Property Node for positioning. You must set four
values for two corners. Easiest way to found right values is following:
read this property node in while loop and put indicator on front panel.
Then run VI, drag front panel onto second monitor and resize if
necessary, and then you will see right values for PanelBounds. You can
write this property node programmatically in run-time too.
hope it help,
good luck.

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I have a requirement to run a parallel loop and update the progress in two monitors with one computer.
For ex: its a two test stage, the process and progress of the 1st stage needs to displayed in monitor1 and similarly for 2nd stage to monitor 2 with program running with one computer.Would it be possible to do that.
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Hi Parker,
yes, it's possible. You also have properties to set windows to specific monitors...
Best regards,
GerdW
CLAD, using 2009SP1 + LV2011SP1 + LV2014SP1 on WinXP+Win7+cRIO
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