I would like to be able to 20 table with no overlaps
 

I would like to use a widescreen laptop along with 3 additional monitors. First, is this possible? Second, what would I need to get?

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I would like to use a widescreen laptop along with 3 additional monitors. First, is this possible? Second, what would I need to get?

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not a laptop

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why the hell would you want to 20 table

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why the hell would you want to 20 table

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To increase winrate without increasing variance.

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I would like to use a widescreen laptop along with 3 additional monitors. First, is this possible? Second, what would I need to get?

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not a laptop

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Bingo. Do you know how cheap desktops are now? Wherever you have space for 3-4 big monitors, how have space for a desktop. Save the laptop for uses where you need the portability.

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I would like to use a widescreen laptop along with 3 additional monitors. First, is this possible? Second, what would I need to get?

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not a laptop

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Bingo. Do you know how cheap desktops are now? Wherever you have space for 3-4 big monitors, how have space for a desktop. Save the laptop for uses where you need the portability.

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But I have visions of a portable system that fits in a large rolling padded piece of luggage that I can take anywhere (like Florida) and assemble in 20 minutes.

I can just envision monitors all around me with both of my hands at different controls (almost like the space shuttle simulator).

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I would like to use a widescreen laptop along with 3 additional monitors. First, is this possible? Second, what would I need to get?

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not a laptop

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Bingo. Do you know how cheap desktops are now? Wherever you have space for 3-4 big monitors, how have space for a desktop. Save the laptop for uses where you need the portability.

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But I have visions of a portable system that fits in a large rolling padded piece of luggage that I can take anywhere (like Florida) and assemble in 20 minutes.

I can just envision monitors all around me with both of my hands at different controls (almost like the space shuttle simulator).

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umm, time to grow out the james bond phase...

seriously though, laptops can't evne dual monitor, they only have one video output, and thats usually just the same as the monitor screen, not a seperate video source, I think your SOL.

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Yes. Look at this:
SideCar Multi-Monitor Laptop Device

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Very, very cool

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Yes. Look at this:
SideCar Multi-Monitor Laptop Device

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A few points abotu this, I read a bit about it, but I don't see how much onboard memory these things have, but it would have to be a good bit or else it would be very laggy and poor video...

also, The base model - $1299

edit, the base model has 64megs of ram, pretty much the bare minimum for that setup. Also, I'm not sure how fast the bus speed is on the PCMCIA, but that could cause some slowdown.