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HIS Multi-View II Display Adapter (Hardware)

Posted by John Tanguay, Yesterday

HIS Multi-View II Display Adapter Introduction

Typically, if you want to run multiple monitors on your desktop PC, you need to invest in a video card with at least two monitor outputs; or, if you want to run more than two, you need to buy a high end video card and run SLI or Crossfire. If you have a laptop, you are pretty limited to your main display and one optional out-put, in most cases. The HIS Muilti-view II is a low cost solution to this issue. 

HIS Multi-view II Adapter

HIS Multi-View II Display Adapter Packaging/Contents:

In typical HIS style, the Multi-view II is very neatly packaged and well branded.  Inside the box you receive the following:

  • The Multi-view II Adapter
  • Mini USB to standard USB  cable
  • Dvi to VGA Adaptor
  • Carrying Pouch
  • Manual
  • Software Disk 

Features and Specifications:

  • Dual DisplayLink DL2+ Decompression Engines
  • High definition resolution up to 2048x1152 including Full HD (1080p)
  • High performance (DDR) memory interface
  • Comprehensive operating system support including full support for Windows Vista (including Aero 3D) and Windows 7
  • Windows driver Auto-Install via SPI flash interfacehis multi-view II box
  • Support for standard and widescreen aspect ratio displays
  • 32-bit True Color depth for high quality graphics
  • Integrated DVI (TMDS) and analog (VGA) DAC
  • Support for direct LCD panel connections via LVDS
  • Video output via DisplayPort and HMDI supported via external chips (12/24-bit RGB-TTL)
  • Ultra-low power consumption compatible with USB bus-powered designs
  • Automatic display detection using VESA compliant protocols
  • Support for a wide range of static, interactive, and video content
  • Fast and simple installation using Microsoft WHQL signed drivers
  • Configuration flexibility allowing extend and clone desktop display. Configurations are remembered with the unique benefit that when unplugging the device, all applications are brought back to the computer’s main display, to enhance mobility.
  • Fully software upgradeable allowing performance and feature enhancements over the life of the product
  • Optional Auto-Update to provide users with the latest software enhancements
  • USB 2.0
  • Dual-Link DVI
 Our Rating for HIS Multi-View II Display Adapter (Hardware)
8.5
Construction
Well made product, wrapped in a nice package
8.0
Installation
Super simple and straight forward
7.0
End-user
This is a great product for increasing productivity on the web of in office programs but not much more
8.0
Style
Nice clean look
7.5
Functionality
The adapter functions well, but the video playback is disappointing
8.0
Overall
The Multiview 2 is a great adapter for the office or home office, but still needs some work to be perfect for the general home user.

Rating: 5.0, votes: 1
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