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Jawa
edit approved Aug 14, 2013 at 14:40
Jawa
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A standard MacBook (non-retina) only has one thunderbolt out. You can chain thunderboltThunderbolt displays. But these but they are very expensive.

To attach a second display I use a displaylinkDisplayLink USB device. This is basically aan external USB graphics card.

A standard MacBook (non-retina) only has one thunderbolt out. You can chain thunderbolt displays. But these are very expensive.

To attach a second display I use a displaylink USB device. This is basically a USB graphics card.

A standard MacBook (non-retina) only has one thunderbolt out. You can chain Thunderbolt displays but they are very expensive.

To attach a second display I use a DisplayLink USB device. This is basically an external USB graphics card.

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A standard MacBook (non-retina) only has one thunderbolt out. You can chain thunderbolt displays. But these are very expensive.

To attach a second display I use a displaylink USB device. This is basically a USB graphics card.