To be sure, check your computer's specifications to verify dual-monitor support and the maximum resolutions supported. Although dual-monitor support is common now, there are some outliers.

If you work exclusively with your laptop, and enjoy media or play games, a second or third screen is a must. You can find suitable solutions here.

Meanwhile, dual monitors can be just about anything you decide. You'll be using two or more 16:9 screens, but the final resolution of your multi-display setup depends on what you get.

Many MacBook Airs only allow you to connect one external monitor. Here is how to connect two or more displays to boost your productivity even more.

If you see the same thing on both displays, you should start by making sure the displays are Extended instead of Mirroring ...

Apple has finally brought a much-needed feature to the MacBook Air lineup. M3-powered MacBook Airs will finally be able to take advantage of native dual monitor support, further bridging the gap ...