Product Description

Take any available USB port on your Desktop or Notebook and turn it into an additional video output for use with another display. UV PLUS+ is powered by USB and uses Lossless Compression for transferring video signal which provides a crystal clear viewing experience on your additional display.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #19850 in Consumer Electronics
• Brand: EVGA
• Model: 100-U2-UV16-A1
• Dimensions: .39" h x 1.18" w x 1.18" l, .44 pounds

Features

• Product #: 100U2UV16A1
• Manufacturer: EVGA
• Manufacturer Item #: 100-U2-UV16-A1
• UPC: 843368004217

Customer Reviews

You will love it!
It's said, "You can never be too rich, or too thin ...', or have too many monitors. The UV Plus works well, just as advertised. It's only problem comes when I move from the office where I have three monitors to the lab where I have two; the driver doesn't automagically handle the shift between one-monitor, two-monitor and three-monitor sites consistently. I then have to shift the relative positions of the monitors on the video properties menu manually. It's a small price to pay to have a help file, journal file, application editor, application control panel and application data panel all open at once.
Incidentally, I tried a software-only solution (not free), and it locked up repeatedly; I could get no help at all from the German company who sold it. This device is reasonably fast, responsive and predictable.

Works great
I've been using this EVGA adapter at work for a 3rd monitor running at 1280x1024 (native resolution on a LCD over DVI) for about 3 weeks. It works perfectly with no problems. It's fantastic to be able to add an additional monitor over USB. Performance for most applications is great. I've noticed that it does slow down a bit for video or motion heavy Flash animations. The manufacturer claims you can watch full screen DVD video, but I haven't tried. Works great for Visual Studio, Office, IE, etc.

I'm running 64-bit Windows Server 2008 with an ATI video card. Note, for 64-bit support, skip the included CD and look for the latest drivers on DisplayLink's web site. (DisplayLink is the company who provided the USB to VGA adapter technology.)

Works as advertised....
I bought the product because we are not allowed to install any additional hardware in our office PCs (you may argue that this is additional hardware but from the IT department perspective I didn't open the case to install it, so it's fine), and I really wanted to have dual monitors.

Having dual monitors can really boost your productivity, especially when you work providing technical support as I do, e.g. you can have a Webex session running on a customer's system on one monitor and in the other the procedure that you need to follow (or Slashdot if it's taking longer than expected :-)).

So far no problems with it running over Win XP SP2, and any particular delay that I can notice.