USB to VGA adapter

PicklesDominic Said:

"USB to VGA adapter: It is a MacBook 7,1"

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Please Specify:

What do you see for the top three lines of "About This Mac"?

Where to Look:

1. Go to: Apple menu
2. Select: About This Mac
3. View: Top Item
4. View: First Item-Down
5. View: Second Item-Down

Screenshot: With Personal Info Blocked Out

Thank you for the screenshot:

Go To: MacBook Pro (13-inch, Mid 2010) - Technical Specifications - Apple

Here are the Direct Answers:

• Yes. Dual Display is an Option:

Scroll to: Graphics and video support

As it Reads: Dual display and video mirroring: Simultaneously supports full native resolution on the built-in display and up to 2560 by 1600 pixels on an external display, both at millions of colors

• No. USB-to-VGA is NOT an option:

Scroll to: Pure digital video output

As it Reads: VGA output using Mini DisplayPort to VGA Adapter (optional)

PicklesDominic Said:

"Ok thanks for the info. So just to clarify, I can only run one external display?"

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Would it Work?:

I'm not certain. You can connect at least one to it. As for more, it may or may not - try it out by connecting each device to its own port.

PicklesDominic Said:

"USB to VGA adapter Hello, Looking to use my 2010 White MacBook as part of my setup which has dual displays. I was wondering, would a USB to VGA adapter like this one work for my MacBook?"

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Will This Work?:

No. As it reads: "Not Support Chromebook and MacBook"

You Need This: Mini DisplayPort to VGA Adapter - Apple

PicklesDominic Said:

"USB to VGA adapter: Oh, right. Didn’t see that. Do you know if any that would work?"

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USB A will not Work.

What exactly is the model of your Mac? Dual output may not be an option, though mirroring may.

You are welcome - let us know how it works out.