Can the monitor with plate attached be separated from the stand for storage?
1086859
Yes, I take the monitor with the wall plate attached off of the stand and set the monitor back on it's original stand for other use in between shows.
1086860
Yes...just unscrew the two studs and the TV can be removed with the plate attached. The bracket has a hook to hold it in place while you do this which makes it a lot easier. Great design!
1086861
Yes, the VESA mount (plate) can remain mounted to the monitor and can be detached from the stand for storage. There is a raised flange on the VESA mount that attaches it to the stand's swivel head. Once attached, there are 2 thumb screws that secure the monitor and mount to the stand. Very good design and easy assemble.
1086862
Yes it can! i attached the plate to the screen upfront for faster setup at the fair. All I have to do know is open the legs and hang the LED screen.
1086863
Yes they can. The monitor plate slides off the post with a simple wing nut to keep it attached.
1620968
Yes. It has a stand that can be very easily detached. The wall mount complies with the VESA standard ...
1231968
I think you are talking about the stand arm from the back of the monitor. I looked at it and couldn't figure it out. Looks like you have to take apart the entire screen to remove that arm.
885233
There doesn't seem to be a way to detach the shelf and keyboard stand because even if you remove them, the arm that they are laying on is still in the way. Ergotron's products are really great and affordable so I'm sure they have something that will just hold a monitor up. Have you checked out their site?
848416
I don't think the stand is removable. I would consider purchasing a seperate LCD monitor type PC. This PC is nice but the CPU is out-dated for the price. But that's just my opinion. Good luck with your decision.
407130
It comes in a flat box, you have to assemble the stand and monitor, so just leave it off.
503362
Yes, stand is detachable. It is attached to the base of the monitor by a single phillips head screw.
1698302
It can be removed from the stand but the one you're putting it on should be the same.
654720
The monitor is packaged with the stand seperated from the display. It is simple to put together, and appears it could be disassembled easily.
2235041
The monitor comes with a stand upon which you can certainly mount it, but it doesn't have mounting holes/hardware for attaching to a wall.
1946168
I don't believe so. The monitor comes with the base stand installed, and the controls (brightness, contrast, color, input selection, etc.) and input connections (USB, DVI, Display Port, HDMI, and Power) are built into the base. The manual has no references to disassembly.
1231969
When I was purchasing this monitor I researched stands a bit, and the only method I found was to actually take the entire screen apart, which involves removing some connection pieces (drilling it out) and replacing it once you are putting in back together. I would highly recommend not bothering.
483041
I don't think so. I don't see how the base stand could be removed. It doesn't appear to be made for wall mounting. Hope that helps.
1407231
Yes, it can be removed from stand, but I will tell you something, you shouldn't mount it on wall because the monitor is fragile, and if for some reason you drop it you just wasted 300 bucks.
672397
I just checked and it appears there is a small phillips head screw. I don't imagine it would hurt to remove that screw and it would leave you with the ability to attach it to something else. I have not done this however common sense is directing me on this issue. I like the flexible base because it molds around the top of my monitor. I hope this helps.
407131
Yes you can. You can attach or detach the stand easily. To detach the stand you press release button (in the rear) and pull down the stand.
1296100
I don't use the stand. The monitor is 4 1/2 inches without the second case that comes with it.