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You can connect one external display to the HDMI port.
A second display will require either
1 - a Wi-Fi adapter attached to the display such as that Microsoft one
-or-
2 - a USB2/3 to HDMI adapter (not just a cable) that has a driver and can route video through USB port to the monitor.
both will lag but the Wi-Fi lags worst. A "roku" that has ethernet connector is better than wi-fi but still lags.
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