How do I connect Two external monitors to my macbook pro?

Is it even possible?
hoping to find a vga connector with 2 splitters so I can connect two vga cords into it..

I have a macbook pro unibody 2008 model. 250gb, 2.4ghz and 2GB ram

its not for gaming, just gonna be looking at charts, and browsing internet. very light usage.

Only solution AFAIK is Newegg.com - matrox DualHead2Go Digital Edition D2G-A2D-IF VGA Interface but it has DVI out.

s2odin said:

Only solution AFAIK is Newegg.com - matrox DualHead2Go Digital Edition D2G-A2D-IF VGA Interface but it has DVI out.

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so what would happen if I use a 2 vga's to connect to an apple cord with 2 splitters?
would the mac just shut down or would it just show same image on both monitors?

Macxpert said:

so what would happen if I use a 2 vga's to connect to an apple cord with 2 splitters?
would the mac just shut down or would it just show same image on both monitors?

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You'd get a mirror image.

You just need a second, external video card to drive the third monitor. Several manufacturers make them. Check this one out:

OWC USB to DVI/HDMI/VGA Video Display (Up to... (VIDU2DVIA) at OWC