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The idea of having a USB VGA controller is rather curious because usually associate a graphics card with video games. Of course it’s not really like that. Most computers in the world are used for less than intensive graphics tasks.
The Triton SEE2 is a graphics controller that plug on a USB 2.0 port. It shows up in windows as a secondary adapter and can be used to extend your windows desktop onto a second monitor. Don’t even think about gaming applications: I think that the USB bus is way too slow for that.
The manufacturer said that they would make it compatible with the mac mini soon. I whish it came with a DVI port.
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