2 monitors on one laptop?

Can you connect 2 monitors to a laptop?

Fujitsu windows 10

Usually just an additional one.

Check the technical documentation from the laptop. Special about the graphics card. Is different for every laptop…

Depends on the specific model of the notebook.

The graphics card is usually not even the problem, even the Intel (U) HDs can usually. Dealing with 3 monitors, there's often simply a lack of interfaces.

Depends on the laptop.

My current one is fine. With my earlier laptops, however, you could only connect one additional monitor.

That's not true. It depends on graphics card too. I can tell you from my own experience. There are docking stations or "Y cables" with one IN and 2 OUTS. Although this can solve the problem with connections, it can still fail because of the graphics card… Either the laptop is slower or the monitor is not getting on at the time

So better look at the documentary first, and only then invest the time and money

This is just wrong!

Splinters only work with Displayport (and accordingly also with Displayport via USB Type C), with HDMI, DVI-D and VGA they basically do not work.

And DP is rarely available in consumer notebooks.

@asdundab: Thanks for the feedback. There are also DVI and VGA splitters. I'm from another century… But anyway, the message is: the documentary is essential

However, they either show the same image on both monitors (for the PC, the whole thing is only recognized as one monitor) or it can be switched manually between the two using a switch. (This is then independent of the graphics card)

Operating 2 monitors in parallel via one connection is only possible via the display port.

Well, it's true for the majority of notebooks.