In its bid to produce devices that combine the best features of tablets and PCs, Microsoft has added a number of new multi-monitor support features to its forthcoming Windows 8 operating system, including a tool that allows users to run full-screen Metro apps across multiple monitors.
"A multi-monitor setup allows you to be more productive by having more windows across multiple screens," said Mark Yalovsky, a lead program manager on Microsoft's user experience team, in a blog post. "We're very excited about the ease at which tablets in Windows 8 will be able to support large screen and high-resolution monitors (often through HDMI connectors), as this opens up a broad range of exciting new scenarios." Read More
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