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:Car PC Supports Dual Displays Under Linux
Car PC Supports Dual Displays Under Linux
Jan 15, 2008, 21 :15 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (4941 reads)

"Mini-PC manufacturer SD-Omega has announced a Linux-compatible mini-PC that can run two displays simultaneously. The SD631T Dual Display is primarily intended as a car PC that can drive both a GPS display for the driver and an entertainment and Net-surfing display for passengers.

"The SD631T Dual Display appears to be based on the SD631CH introduced in late 2006, adding the capability of dual-displays. Supported dual-display modes include an 'extended' mode, in which the same content is shown on both displays, and a 'simultaneous' mode, in which different content is displayed. SD-Omega did not explicitly mention Linux support. However, the SD631GMA 950's dual-display capabilities should be supported under Linux through at least one available driver..."

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