Depends. I've used an Inspiron 8200 with a Geforce 4 Go, and it has a video connector to connect a second monitor. I doubt most laptops have a video card that supports dual monitors though.
You can login through Remote Desktop in Windows through a network and see the desktop and use programs, I don't know if that will help you. Movies don't work that well, maybe if you had a Gigabit network.
That's what I use with my old desktop since I have no external monitor at all. It's worked so far...
Originally posted by: Dudd
Depends. I've used an Inspiron 8200 with a Geforce 4 Go, and it has a video connector to connect a second monitor. I doubt most laptops have a video card that supports dual monitors though.
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