Multi-Displays: Work Faster, More Creative
with Fewer Errors
More displays mean more space for your work,
your imagination, your joy. It means less clutter, easier
overview and faster interaction:
Adding one or more displays
means more productivity and less stress
Imagine to transform your notebook into
a multi display workstation! Portability on the go and all
the multi display might on the desk:
VTBook allows you to connect more displays
to your notebook
VTBook is a very flexible graphics card,
it's compatible with a wide range
of operating systems, CardBus notebooks and, most importantly,
displays:
VTBook is extremely compatible and easy
to set up
Three display notebook workstation
Here is an example of how you can connect
an additional display to your notebook thanks to VTBook:
Four display notebook workstation
Thanks to the VTBook DualDisplay accessory,
it's even possible to connect four displays to one Windows
notebook:
VTBook: The Power of Flexibility
VTBook is so small and requires no external
power supply. And yet, it's so powerful and allows you to
connect even big digital displays to a CardBus notebook.
VTBook is compatible with a wide array of
display technologies and interfaces. DVI, VGA (with included
adapter), ADC and HDMI (with optional adapters) displays
and HDTVs are supported:
Wherever you are, VTBook helps you to
show your ideas
Using your notebook's external video connector
together with VTBook, you can mix and match displays of any
kind and size, projectors and HD televisions:
VTBook allows you to build your custom multi
display setup(s)
Powerful Connections
Check out the Technical
Specifications for the most recent information about
display and resolution compatibility.
Quick VTBook Facts
Hardware Specs
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Graphics
Chip |
Trident XP2 |
Memory |
32 MB 266MHz DDR |
Bus |
CardBus 32bit |
Connectors |
PC Card Type II, DVI-I (DVI-D and
DVI-A compatible) and VGA (with included adapter) |
Dimensions |
126 x 54 x 15 mm, 4.96 x 2.13 x 0.59 inch (without
DVI to VGA adapter) |
Weight |
Board only: 68 gr (2.4 oz) - Including
adapter and case: 218 gr (7.7 oz) |
Software Specs
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Supported OS |
Windows XP, Windows 2000
Mac OS 9, Mac OS 10.2.x, 10.3.x, 10.4.x, 10.5.x
Linux |
Display support |
DVI
VGA with included DVI to VGA adapter
ADC with optional DVI to ADC adapter
HDMI with optional DVI to HDMI adapter
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Supported resolutions |
Over 130 built-in plus automatic detection |
Maximum resolutions |
Analog: 2048x1280
Digital: 1920x1200
DualDisplay: 1280x1024 (x2) |
Dual Display |
Available on Windows XP |
Virtual DualDisplay |
Available on Windows XP, 2000 |
Hardware acceleration |
2D
3D (Windows, Max OS X)
DVD/Video (Windows) |
Hot plug/unplug |
Hot Plug (Windows, Mac OS 9)
Hot unplug (Windows XP, Mac OS 9)
Display hot plug (Windows, Mac OS X)
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Portrait resolutions |
Available on Windows |
Advanced Power Manager |
Max power consumption 3.3W |
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The VTBook Advantage
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Connect 2 or 3 displays to one notebook |
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Mix different resolutions |
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Great bundled software |
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Connect digital displays |
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Connect HDTVs |
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Mix different refresh rates |
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True Multi Display support |
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Use very large resolutions |
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Small and light |
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No external power supply, no adapters needed
worldwide. |
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You choose which OS to use |
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Use peculiar resolutions |
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Quick Links
Find the VTBook resource you need here
or use the VTBook toolbar above.
Where to buy VTBook |
Please visit our sales pages
and find the dealer nearest to you.
SRP $249 |
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MultiDisplay |
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An incredible
Windows utility that extends the operating system's
multi display support with a wide range of features:
Window management
Desktop wallpaper
Smart Taskbar
Application positioning
Display profiles
Screen savers
Mirroring
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VTBook Applications |
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Learn how
your application environment can benefit from
using VTBook:
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VTBook Accessories |
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Learn about
the magic in VTBook design and user experience:
- VTBook DualDisplay
Allows to connect two displays to one VTBook
on Windows.
- VT MultiDisplay
Powerful utility that improves Windows support
to multi display setups
- VT Voilà
Neat Mac OS X utility that eases multi display
use and overview.
- DVI to
VGA adapter
High quality adapter to separate the analog
signal in a DVI-i connection.
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VTBook Reviews |
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Read what
reviewers around the world wrote about VTBook:
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VTBook Magic |
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Learn about
the magic in VTBook design and user experience:
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Technical Information |
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Learn about
the advanced hardware and software design and
capabilities of VTBook:
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VTBook FAQ |
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Got questions?
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VTBook Software |
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Download
the latest software for your configuration:
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