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Hi,
I am contemplating using two external monitors to use with my 2017 13” MBP. My goal would be to have the laptop closed, and have the two screens working as one “extended” display - I.e. I do not want both to simply mirror what is on the built-in display. Is this possible?
Many thanks.
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 11.6
NOT Airplay -- CABLES.
2nd Display Support: Dual/Mirroring* 2nd Max. Resolution: 4096x2304 (x2*)
Details:* In addition to simultaneous support of the internal display, this model supports a maximum resolution up to 4096x2304 at 60 Hz at millions of colors on two external displays or a single external display at a maximum resolution up to 5120x2880 at 60 Hz at over a billion colors via Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C).
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This graphic explains Extended Desktop, a feature that has been built into Macs since at least 1987:
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NOT Airplay -- CABLES.
2nd Display Support: Dual/Mirroring* 2nd Max. Resolution: 4096x2304 (x2*)
Details:* In addition to simultaneous support of the internal display, this model supports a maximum resolution up to 4096x2304 at 60 Hz at millions of colors on two external displays or a single external display at a maximum resolution up to 5120x2880 at 60 Hz at over a billion colors via Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C).
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This graphic explains Extended Desktop, a feature that has been built into Macs since at least 1987:
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Thank you - I am aware as to what extended desktop is and that connecting to two external monitors is possible via cable. The question was about whether it was possible wirelessly but it seems like, sadly, the answer is "no"!
Airplay to 2 external monitors
