Dual screens at 32"

[Hans Manhave]

Pay attention to the specs when purchasing the USB adapters - each brand supports different max resolutions.

I have been using the EVGA model.  Ordered a few more from Newegg.

[Sherry Burrell]

I have several I ordered from monoprice.com - they work great and the price was great too!

[Hans Manhave]

I have several I ordered from monoprice.com - they work great and the price was great too!

I love monoprice.com almost as much as woot.com.  I now have so many different HDMI adapters I have to find problem situations to use them all or purposely order the wrong cable.   

[Mark]

I love monoprice.com almost as much as woot.com.  I now have so many different HDMI adapters I have to find problem situations to use them all or purposely order the wrong cable.   

ROFL!  Hans, you're awesome.  +1 just for being you.

[Hans Manhave]

This little device:
www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16815101012&Tpk=evga%20uv%20plus%2b%20uv39

Does both HDMI and the DVI format.  Includes an adapter from DVI to 15pin.  It does both at the same time so adding one adapter plus your regular monitor will give you three screen capability.  I tested it with a 24" main screen (to the graphics card) and a 19" 3:4 on the adapter plus a 37" flat screen with the HDMI.  The flat screen is a 720p, I believe that limited it from going to 1920x1048.  I had it at 1280xYYY and that worked fine.  I have used an earlier model of the listed unit which worked fine too.  Both Windows XP and Windows 7 have been shown to work fine with this.