If you have Thunderbolt 3 / USB-C on your computer but not your monitor, you’ll find an easy fix with the appropriate video adapter (USB-C to HDMI or USB-C to VGA).
Note that you will need a Thunderbolt 3 input on the monitor you’re connecting, however. Laptop OEMs starting building business notebooks with Thunderbolt 3 connectivity in 2018 and is now more or less standard issue for new business notebooks.Ī notebook with Thunderbolt 3 is powerful enough to display video to two daisy chained 4K-resolution displays, or one 5K screen. The Thunderbolt 3 USB-C interface provides an all-in-one port and cable for high speed data transfers, high resolution video output, and battery charging. And for those who have legacy laptops deployed, you have options for adding displays to older computers as well. The good news is that Thunderbolt 3 USB-C technology readily transforms a notebook into a desktop productivity machine just in time for COVID-19 work from home setups.
We’ll discuss how to replicate the office desktop PC experience at home by connecting additional displays to any business laptop PC. Anyone who is used to working on a dual monitor setup will tell you how cramped working on a single monitor is-especially on a laptop or notebook.
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