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Dual Monitor System - suggestion for a new h3 board

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Hello!

 

I was very happy, when the first OrangePI came out and had HDMI and VGA output.

 

With this device it was possible to use the board with two monitors (mirror desktop and expand desktop)

I use this board as thin-client in our office - connecting to windows server via rdesktop.

Another way we use the boared is working with one monitor via rdesktop and running with the other Monitor or TV-Set a webpage witch is displaying infos.

 

It is running perfect and we can save money because there is very low energy consumation and the OPIs are cheap.

I think this kind of using the OPI wourd have good future.

 

Now this board is no more availabe.

 

I am not a technican but I think with the OPI's they now available this ist not possible (eg. connect 2nd HDMI in another way ??).

I also dont now the technical spezification of the H3 processor - and so I dont have any idea if a H3 Board with 2 HDMI or 1 HDMI and one VGA is possible.

 

Is there anyone in this forum, who wants to use OPI boards in a way I have described -

If yes, perhaps the producers of the OPI will pick up this and make such a board.

 

This is the link to my thread in the orangepi forum:

 

http://www.orangepi.org/orangepibbsen/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=40&extra=

 

Thank you for discussing this.

 

 

 

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