Village Tronic MPDD+

Once very expensive large monitors are now affordable for most Mac users. This is good news because today's software has improved capability and this means various toolbars, palettes, and additional windows. In order to maintain your productivity, a second monitor is the only solution. And, you'll find that two 19-inch monitors are less expensive than a single 21-inch display, but offer far more screen room to spread out your applications. Experience the convenience of using a second monitor and forget about eye-tiring work sessions. Macs with two or more monitors boost your productivity to previously unreachable levels. Since almost the beginning of Mac computing, the Mac OS has offered users the ability to use multiple monitors. Apple knew early on that screen space is key to maximizing productivity. But words still cannot express the magic of additional power, productivity, speed and relaxation offered by using MPDD+ with a second (or third) monitor. The MPDD+ is a Macintosh-only product, from the hardware design to the firmware and drivers. The outstanding feature of this video card is that it is very affordable. MPDD+ and two 19" monitors are more productive and usually less expensive than a single 21-inch monitor. Other video cards require an expensive adapter to connect to any Apple RGB monitor, the MPDD+ is ready to go! MPDD+ provides compatibility with Mac OS system 7.5 through 10.1 and it doesn't install a zillion Extensions in your System Folder. A second monitor requires a video card with different specifications than a main monitor card. By moving palettes and secondary windows to the second display, there is no need for 3D and video acceleration. MPDD+ meets all of the needs for a secondary monitor - at the right price and with outstanding compatibility. Rather than buying a video card that will go out of style in 3 months, get the right tool for the job - MPDD+! The card is easy-to-install. An easy installation process is paramount to get the most out of your Mac. If you have to fight with adapters and cables, the whole experience is not Mac-like.