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Standard VESA mounts are available for iMacs and Apple displays. Bolt one on (slightly easier said than done on an iMac, but the cinema displays are fine) and a
by bensummers 17y ago
Standard VESA mounts are available for iMacs and Apple displays. Bolt one on (slightly easier said than done on an iMac, but the cinema displays are fine) and attach to an arm of your choice, and the problem is solved.
http://www.computingplus.co.uk/monitor-arm-range.htm http://www.computingplus.co.uk/monitor-arm-range.htm
- blehn 17y agoYou're right, but most of them are ugly, complex, and cumbersome to install (not to mention, expensive). Might as well have a PC at that point. I suppose sound ergonomics and simplicity often conflict, given the inherent complexity of the human body.
- bensummers 17y agoI use one attached to a proper adjustable desk. It just looks like an iMac floating in the air, and you can push and pull it whereever you want it to go. Of course, look at it from behind and it's obvious it's not Apple, but it's pretty minimal. They sent an installer. I'm sure it's possible to do it DIY, but it's not quite as simple as normal flatpack. The cost of using a computer too much is fancy furniture and slightly less beautiful equipment. :-(