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So this means I can use three external monitors as long as I have the laptop's lid closed?
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So this means I can use three external monitors as long as I have the laptop's lid closed?

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How many different monitors can be connected at one time to this Lenovo T450 docking station?<br />
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This docking station has the following monitor outputs on it:<br />
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- 2x DisplayPort 1.2*<br />
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- 1x DVI-D*<br />
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- 1x HDMI 1.4*<br />
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- 1x VGA*<br />
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How many unique video displays can be provided if a monitor is connected to each one of these video outputs?<br />
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How many different monitors can be connected at one time to this Lenovo T450 docking station?

This docking station has the following monitor outputs on it:

- 2x DisplayPort 1.2*

- 1x DVI-D*

- 1x HDMI 1.4*

- 1x VGA*

How many unique video displays can be provided if a monitor is connected to each one of these video outputs?

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How many monitors can be connected to Lenovo T450 docking station?

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