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Setting up Dual or Trio screens for macbook

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I am thinking of setting up a Dual monitor system for my macbook - what do i need to do this? do i need software or just another monitor?

also-if i were to want 2 extra screens, meaning i would have my macbook then two other monitors, what do i need then? is it even possible?
thanks!
 
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MacBook Pro 17" 10.4.8, G4 "Graphite" 10.4.8
To do dual screens you would just need another monitor to plug in (i do this when editing) for multiple screens the video card would have to support it, otherwise you would just have a lot of clone screens.
 

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