Does the monitor come with the stand that allows switching between a horizontal and vertical layout, or is it a separate purchase?
885777
Yes, the stand you are describing comes with the monitor. No separate purchase required.
752483
The monitor is fantastic for general use, but if you want an adjustable stand, the stock stand only has tilt, so it might be better to look elsewhere
1104333
No. There is no clear monitor stand shown in these pictures. There is a top shelf, at a convenient height for the monitor. The drawer height is also convenient for the keyboard and mouse. The height of the monitor shelf is not adjustable.
1819828
Yes. The desk stand pictured is easily removable and the monitor comes equipped with standard VESA 75x75 mounting holes.
692616
Not be default. The way the monitor connects to the stand, you can only have one. If you do not connect your monitor to the stand, you may be able to buy a dual monitor stand and sort of rig it to this.
1504527
No, this monitor does not rotate vertically or horizontally. It's stationary.
127127
Yes it does. You can adjust the vertical viewing angle, but not the height of the screen. Rotating the screen left or right can only be accomplished by moving the base.
62857
Comes with a bracket that screws to monitor. Then that brackets slides onto stand.
1288496
Yes it does - it includes 8 screws. A picture of what is included is shown here: http://monmount.com/multi-monitor-stands/dual-stands/lcd-194/
53754
This is just the stand. There is probably another model that has the hub. This one doesn't. I love it, though, it's just the right height for the monitor and I love that the key board slides right under it.
483399
No the monitor is not included... It says it somewhere in the fine print. I got a used version of it and the rig is awesome! (The case was messed up more than they described but was fixable. Keep in mind it's more heavier than I thought, invest in counterweights and extra 15mm rods it will seriously help if you're holding it.
2063852
There is probably a way to do this: In windows: you will have tell the screen to be oriented vertically (if your graphics driver supports it) and then hold the tablet vertically (the stand that comes with it is by default, horizontal). Also keep in mind: the tablet works best when in single-monitor configurations. If you use two monitors and spread the desktop across both, you will have to disable that feature while using the tablet (On Windows 7, with some video cards). Usually Windows 7 will detect when the tablet is plugged-in and switch things around for you, but sometimes it doesn't.
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It's just the stand. The cables you see in that particular image are power and USB cables mocked up to look like a typical setup with emphasis on the cable hole. I just happen to have mine for sale on the Used section on Amazon. My desk changed so I no longer need it.
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The monitor is designed to sit on a flat surface and lean back on the support, and it is true the wide bezel would make it different from the usual side by side setup. It does have VESA 100 on the back, they are a bit heavy with speakers and being touch screen, but with a good stand you could have two side by side. The buttons are also on the back side to the right, requiring you to reach around to power it on and off, if that matters.
1371479
Using the stock stand the monitor can tilt back (away from you with the bottom moving up and top moving back) about 40 degrees. It also can swing left and right. However it cannot be turned vertical on the stand (as far as I know).
1728806
the one I received have a special bracket for mounting to the back of specific Lenovo monitors. There was no stand.
1023710
Hello Chris, it comes with one stand mount but it's removable and can be placed for vertical use.