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Apple's transition to silicon, beginning with the M1 chip in late 2020 and continuing with the M2 and M3 chips, has led to significant advancements in speed and power efficiency for MacBooks. These enhancements have solidified Mac's position in the competitive landscape of personal computing. However, one aspect that hasn't expanded in parallel with these performance upgrades is the capability to connect multiple external monitors directly to MacBook Air and MacBook Pro models, especially the MacBook Air.
For users of the M1, M2, or M3 Pro or Max series chips, there's support for connecting between two or four external monitors through Type-C and HDMI connections. For the standard M1 and M2 chips without any suffix, the connectivity is restricted to just one external monitor. However, the M3 introduces a new breakthrough in external display capabilities. When the laptop is closed, it can support two external displays, allowing users to work within a broader visual field and improve multitasking efficiency. However, for those professionals who wish to extend more screens while keeping the laptop open, this setup might seem slightly insufficient. Below is a summary table for quick reference:
*The MacBook Air (M3, 2024) supports up to two external displays(with the laptop lid closed).
Among all the methods to enhance MacBook's ability to connect to multiple external displays, utilizing DisplayLink technology stands out as one of the most effective. DisplayLink works by employing software to manage video output, which bypasses the hardware limitations of MacBooks. This technology converts video data over USB, which means it doesn't rely solely on the graphics hardware of the computer. As a result, it allows multiple monitors to be connected and used simultaneously, even if the MacBook itself supports fewer displays.
Among all enhancements for MacBook’s multi-display functionality, the BenQ beCreatus DP1310 stands out significantly due to its integration of the latest DisplayLink chipset. This advanced technology enables the dock to push the boundaries of what's possible with MacBook display outputs.
The BenQ beCreatus DP1310 is more than just a tool for expanding displays; it's a comprehensive solution that enhances efficiency and unleashes the full potential of your MacBook. Pairing it with the BenQ Monitor for MacBook MA series significantly boosts efficiency and unleashes the full potential of your MacBook Air and MacBook Pro. This allows MacBook users to maximize their productivity during the day and effortlessly switch to enjoying high-quality console gaming in the evening, all through the same setup.
My Macbook Desk Setup for Coding + Content Creation: Jon from "Your Friend In Tech" dives into how the BenQ beCreatus DP1310 optimizes his desk setup for coding and content creation.
This MacBook Dock Has What Others Don’t - BenQ DP1310 Review (2024): Justin Miller reviews the unique features of the BenQ DP1310 that set it apart from other MacBook docks in his 2024 video.
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