Can I clip it on a monitor edge?
2026763
Not if you are talking about a full monitor, but I clipped mine on the open lid of my laptop. I don't think it will clip on anything wider than smaller table edge.
2026764
It'll only open about an inch, so if your monitor has an edge no thicker than that, then your good to go, otherwise, you'll need to look elsewhere. Note that you can't swivel it upright. At its most upright-ish, it still points kinda downward. In other words, you can't point it straight out. It's always gonna point a little downward no matter how hard you try to make it point up and out. It wants to point downward. It's great for pointing down toward your desk/bed/book/whatever.
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As an FYI: To answer this question, I unplugged my own light, unclipped it from my piano, and then re-clipped it on my own monitor! My monitor is rather large (and a "flat screen" so it's not too wide, coming in around 1/2" or so), so it has a 2/3" frame around the screen, and I was able to clip it on to the edge without it touching the screen. My monitor has a sturdy base, so it was not "shaky", however, you would need to be sure your own monitor had both: 1) A large enough frame around the screen for the product to attach to, and 2) the monitor should have a sturdy enough base to hold the weight of the light! So the answer is yes, if you can answer yes to both of these requirements! Good luck (and I hope I helped)! As an FYI: To answer this question, I unplugged my own light, unclipped it from my piano, and then re-clipped it on my own monitor! My monitor is rather large (and a "flat screen" so it's not too wide, coming in around 1/2" or so), so it has a 2/3" frame around the screen, and I was able to clip it on to the edge without it touching the screen. My monitor has a sturdy base, so it was not "shaky", however, you would need to be sure your own monitor had both: 1) A large enough frame around the screen for the product to attach to, and 2) the monitor should have a... » Read More As an FYI: To answer this question, I unplugged my own light, unclipped it from my piano, and then re-clipped it on my own monitor! My monitor is rather large (and a "flat screen" so it's not too wide, coming in around 1/2" or so), so it has a 2/3" frame around the screen, and I was able to clip it on to the edge without it touching the screen. My monitor has a sturdy base, so it was not "shaky", however, you would need to be sure your own monitor had both: 1) A large enough frame around the screen for the product to attach to, and 2) the monitor should have a sturdy enough base to hold the weight of the light! So the answer is yes, if you can answer yes to both of these requirements! Good luck (and I hope I helped)! « Show Less
1016039
Yes u can. Go to your local electronics store , and get a RCA extending cable that will fit from the monitor to the cable that to short.
790171
No, but you can modify other parts of the case that you may not need for the monitor.
1977565
Yes you can, should have four screws on the back of the monitor. Match them up with the plate on the wall mount, make sure the weight of the monitor can be held by the wall mount.
892672
No, you can't. There is no VESA mount. Further the cables are plugged in horizontally and not vertically. So it needs some space behind the screen.
789494
Why would you want to do that? Those edges are extremely sharp! But, to answer your question, yes, you can.
2262559
Hmm. I'm not entirely sure. It may, the screen is quite large, but you may have some slight clipping.
1245091
I have a monitor stand clipped to the side. There's a lip there and it clamps fine. The back and front have more room to clamp as there is nothing blocking it. So, yes.
62330
If you have a Display Port to DVI adapter then yes, you can. Otherwise you'll need to order one.
1779750
No, it can't.The computer clip can be mounted on the bar extender though if that's what you meant.
1271059
Yes, but it's a short adapter, so you'll probably need at least a 3' DVI cable, depending on how far you monitor is going to sit from your laptop.
2137698
Its not hardwired into the monitor, but you can make it portray within the OS.
802734
Yes you can. I have 2 27 inch monitors which have 1 inch bezels. I am at the absolute extent . I could tuck the internal bezels of the external monitors however they are 3d monitors that I span using Invidia surround. For the spanning and 3d to work best I need as much of a plane as possible. This is a great product solid and a fantastic value. I originally bought the 1 tier model but I upgraded to the hex. onthe top tier I have a Dell 30in 2560x 1600 flanked by 2 Samsung 20in 1200x1600 in portrait.
7858
Yes you can. There's an HDMI port on the back of the monitor. Therefore, I recommend using an HDMI cable.
369827
I haven't tried however there are more video feeds to the monitor so it may be possible, sorry I couldn't give a direct answer
2016722
I don't see a way to do that unless you have a monitor that could connect with a USB port. Other than that, I love my new computer! I've had it since mid-August.
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As long as the clip will open wide enough and you have something to extend the USB cable if there isn't a port handy on the monitor. The included cable JUST fits on a 17" monitor laptop to the USB port. THAT would be the real limiting factor. The speaker doesn't know what it is plugged into.