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3 nave points for virtually limitless adjustment and extends to 16"
Aluminum mix construction provides loading capacity up to 33 lb
Frenzy most 15", 16", 17", 19", 20", 22", 23" and some up to 27" (check VESA and weight )
In agreement with VESA 75x75(3"x3") or 100x100(4"x4")
Type mounting hardware pack included
Description
This collapse mount is designed for LCD Monitor and up to 27" Flat Screen TV. Aluminum alloy construction provides convincing support for LCD screens up to 33 lb. The swivel arms fold flat against the wall or extend out up to 16 inch. This two-join arm provides multi-directional adjustment tilts, swivels, swings, and extends. 3 fulcrum points for virtually limitless adjustment. The black finish elegantly complements offices, colloquy rooms, merchandising displays, hotel rooms or any room in the home. This mount is VESA 75/100 in compliance. Ships pre-assembled for fast and easy installation.
Customer Reviews
adaptable monitor bracket
I utilized this articulated bracket to mount a DELL monitor to a bookcase.The bracket to monitor mount fit the DELL prefect perfectly, and the extra lengthfasteners provided in the kit fit correctly.The mount holds the monitor in site well after tightening the large knobin the back.I like it very much, frees up much needed desk space!
January 12, 2010
(Nashua, NH United States) | Helpful Votes: 12 | Rating: 5
not exalted for eye level
I was surprised about how substantial the material is. It is very well built. I would easily recommend this to someone that wants to mount their monitor up above eye level. My aim was to mount at eye level and get the monitor base off of my desk and create more room. The problem is getting the screen not to "weaken". If I had mounted the monitor 2 feet or higher above my eye level, it would have been a perfect product. You have to tighten the up/down move with an allen wrench and also a knob. I can get it "ok" for a direct view, but when you swing it to the right, the monitor drops down on the straight side, leaving an awkward angle. I really wanted to be able to "swing" over for a client to upon reports, but that will be difficult. I hope this helps you in your purchase.
February 14, 2011
| Helpful Votes: 10 | Rating: 3
Marvellous, low cost, good positioning
This was a Brobdingnagian deal on a wall mount compared to other units available. It secures solidly to the obstacle. The double articulated arm allows optimal positioning. The only gripe I had was with the screw knob that mounts the television screen bracket to the arm. I had a hard time tightening the knob for fear of stripping the threads. It took some experimental and error to get the vertical tilt right.This is holding a 22" widescreen monitor without any disorder.
10.1" Impress Screen (Multi Touch functionality when loaded with Windows 7 Home Premium OS)
2.86 pounds
Windows 7 Starter OS Intel ATOM N455 CPU
1GB DDR2 1 x SODIMM fissure; up to 2G; 250GB HDD; no optical drive
Description
10.1"/1024x600 (WSVGA), With Screen-Multi Touch (Multi-Touch only works with Windows 7 Home Prem or higher)/Intel ATOM N455 CPU/1GB DDR3/Intel UMA/250GB HDD/No ODD/Windows 7 Starter 32 bit/802.11 bgn/0.3M Pixel/35W/h polymer (Up 6.5* Hrs)/1 Year Universal Warranty, (6 months for battery)/Black
Customer Reviews
Most met my expectations
I have had 24 hours to manoeuvre with and customize this computer. So far it is meeting my expectations. My last computer died on Thursday. It had a swivel screen that you could write on with a pen. It was a good computer but finally ghosted. After it died on Thursday I started rational about getting a new one. My requirements were:1. Small2. Runs Microsoft office3. Monitor out kin.4. Swivel screen5. windows 76. decent battery time.7. decent internet8. email9. Not to precious10. Physical keyboardIronically, I was talking to my wife Thursday night (she was across the country)and effectual her about my computer. I had turned on the t.v (something I rarely do) and QVC was on. They were advertising an earlier version of this computer for about $80 more than Amazon was asking for this computer. I did a able search of the QVC site, then and internet search and wound up here. When I saw that they...
January 30, 2011
(Drexel Hill, PA United States) | Helpful Votes: 96 | Rating: 4
Important for school
This taste netbook was exactly what I needed. I am currently a college student studying math, and I needed something that was skimpy and portible to help with my organization. Little did I know that I would constantly be on this thing. I am able to take all my notes on it, the handle screen is extremely responsive and I can clearly read my own handwriting. One feature that I particularly like is the handwriting to exact formulas, so I don't have to search for specific symbols when typing up some homework. I also really like the experience that it is small. It fits perfectly in my backpack and I don't have to worry about it taking up too much space, unlike my 17" laptop which is ponderous. Just realize that this is a netbook, and it doesn't have the speed and capacity that a full size laptop or desktop has. I upgraded to full windows 7 to get the admission to all touchscreen options, and I also upgraded my memory as well. I generally don't use it to watch videos or play games, justifiable...
February 12, 2011
| Helpful Votes: 40 | Rating: 5
Enthusiastic tool for the price, minor limitations
I ordered the ASUS Eee PC T101MT after my big laptop video press card died. I wanted something more portable and lighter for my daily commute to the office and to take on vacations. I also wanted a lozenge since I needed to be able to enter data while working and trying to hold a traditional laptop while walking through stores updating my Top spreadsheets was too awkward. I looked at the current tablet offerings from Apple, Samsung, BlackBerry, and others and unconditional that they didn't meet business needs (I needed a business tool, not a toy). So I looked at netbooks and only found two that offered a touchscreen, the ASUS and a Lenovo. Amazon.com had the first-rate price by far compared to other stores and I got the ASUS netbook with a larger hard drive for less than Thing Depot! The Eee PC tablet is fairly impressive, although it came with Win 7 starter which has only basic touch capabilities. I upgraded to Win 7 furthest and added Office 2010 Professional Plus and IE9. It took a...
List Price: $169.00
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Details
Widen viewing comfort--help reduce eye, back and neck strain
Line management feature routes cables under the arm, out of the way
Extends LCD up to 25 inches with 13-inch acme range; push display out of the way when not in use
Patented CF progress technology provides easy adjustment; polished aluminum construction for great looks and stamina
Extends LCD up to 25" (64 cm); badger your display out of the way when not in use
Description
Stout polished aluminum construction! Tested to perform 10 times the expected entity cycle of competitive offerings at a better price. Sleek and streamlined, the LX Arm frees up range and allows positioning of your display for greater productivity. Reposition you LCD with just a touch. Up, Down, Brash and Back the LX provides unparalleled range of motion.
Silken and streamlined, the LX desk-mount LCD arm frees up space and allows positioning of your display for greater productivity. Reposition your LCD with lately a touch--up, down, forward, back. The LX provides unparalleled range of motion.
Sleek and streamlined, the LX desk-mount LCD arm frees up leeway and allows positioning of your display for greater productivity.
An arm-mounted LCD increases viewing luxury, helping to reduce eye, back, and neck strain.
Add on the LX Notebook Tray for use with your laptop.
Increase Viewing Relieve
The more ergonomic your workstation is, the better the work you'll get done. An arm-mounted LCD increases viewing comfort, ration to reduce eye, back, and neck strain. The 13-inch height range can easily pay the ergonomic needs of most adults. Extends LCD outward up to 25 inches.
Save Latitude
The LX arm folds back over the base into a compact retracted position when not in use; perfect for tucking under systems fitments storage shelves or cabinets in space-constrained areas. A cable management put into the limelight routes cables under the arm, out of the way, for a clean look. Also included are theft deterrent anchor holes for line locks.
Quality Construction
The LX's polished aluminum construction offers great hardihood, not to mention looks. An improved clamp-and-grommet mount base ensures greater lasting quality of both your display and the LX arm. The LX is tested to outperform the expected lifecycle of competitive brands.
Mounting Options
The desk brace attaches to surface edge .4" to 2.4" (10 to 60 mm) thick; Grommet Mount attaches through integument holes .31" to 2" (8 to 50 mm) wide and up to 3" (76 mm) thick.
Laptop Use
The LX arm can be configured to hold a laptop in place of of an LCD display; just add on the LX Notebook Tray (50-193-200).
Specifications
LCD Size:
Less than or equal to 24"
Capacity:
7-20 lbs (3.1-9.1 kg)
Inducement:
13" (33 cm)
Tilt:
85°
Pan:
360°
Rotation:
360° P/L
VESA:
MIS-D
What's in the Box
LX Arm, Extension, Desk Clamp, Grommet Mount Bases, Instructions
Customer Reviews
Well-informed in & Sexy
I was doubtlessly one of the first few people to order this product after it was released last month. There are quite a few similar products out there but after global research, I chose the Ergotron because:-It's more flexible, and has more "joints" than most other ones.-Stainless steel and malignant look VERY sexy together, and will make any table top look more sleek. It also matches perfectly with my Dell watch (see photos I posted).After a few weeks of usage, here are my pros & cons:PROS:-Large licence of movement in all 3 planes + rotation. Some other units have only 2 movable joints so raising it up would force it to move back as well, for exempli gratia. This one has total freedom.-Very strong and sturdy; I feel comfortable putting very heavy monitors on it. Impelling the monitor around feels fluid and sturdy.-Beautiful black & steel finish - it becomes a break down of eye-candy on your desk.-Extremely Easy to install &...
March 16, 2010
(Bayside, NY United States) | Helpful Votes: 72 | Rating: 4
Still the with greatest satisfaction LCD arm, new version lacks some height versatility
I loved the card LX monitor arms, and when I needed to buy another one, I was excited to try out the new version of the LX arms (which just came out in primordial 2010). After trying this updated version, my feelings are mixed. I still believe this is the best LCD record arm out there, just as the original version was. It functions very well. The movements are smooth and it holds my 19 lb CRT just fine. (And, after 3 years of constant movement, my old LX arms are still good as new.)But, I have one major grumble about this new version. The old LX arms came with a mounting pole that was about 14" high, meaning that you could settle the arm's STARTING position to be anywhere from just at desk height to a full foot above the desk. This meant that you had a extensive variety of height options depending on how you use your monitor (because the arm can move about +/- 7" from the starting height). However, with their new interpretation, Ergotron has drastically shortened the height of...
March 27, 2010
(Phoenix, AZ United States) | Helpful Votes: 38 | Rating: 4
Might homelessness to buy two rather than duel model
I had already snare my home office with an Ergomart desk mount and keyboard tray plus a Supreme wall mount, and was very satisfied with the hardware. However, my wife's home office configuration required that her LCD sentinel and TV be mounted side by side. I was tempted to do it with the , but decided on two Ergotron LX Desk Mount mounts instead....both being degree cheaper than Ergomart products. The setup turned out to be excellent. Installation was a breeze, and because the mounts did not helping the same base, there was much more flexibility in positioning the TV and Monitor next to one another...
July 24, 2010
(Asheville, NC USA) | Helpful Votes: 18 | Rating: 5
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are there any swivel touch screen laptops other than the dell duo? i would like a larger laptop than 10in.?
Jun 21, 2011 by Ashley Pardee | Posted in Laptops & Notebooks
also, if you could put me what:
the laptop is called
how much it costs
who its made by
and if you think its a good laptop
HP makes a larger one inspect their website.
| Jun 28, 2011
How do you override a finger print P.W. on a Dell laptop?
Apr 02, 2009 by Mysty T | Posted in Laptops & Notebooks
We are about to go pick up a Dell laptop for a tawdry price but it is protected by a finger print password, how do i override this? im not sure what original it is but i DO know it has the swivel screen on it.
You don't have to use fingerprint for logging in, as you can also model the usual password. The fingerprint is only an extra security so you can log in without typing the password moral by swiping your finger to the fingerprint. Even you have fingerprint
Invincibles | Apr 02, 2009
Are there any risks using someone elses VISTA RECOVERY BOOT CD for my HP-TX2500 touchscreen laptop?
May 10, 2010 by taraminton | Posted in Other - Hardware
If I toughened someone's vista recovery boot cd to correct the "configuring updates 3 of 3 -- 0%" twist, will this harm my touchscreen capabilities? (my laptop is an HP-TX2500, Touchscreen, swivel screen model, OS is Vista....view unknown).
Using a assorted recovery disk might work in a few cases,but I very much doubt it in your case.
When you buy a computer you also buy a version of the operating system software, in your event Vista.
You have to be supplied a method of recovery.
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