I need my computer monitor to come all the way down to my desktop. Will this work?
470981
I assume you mean your desktop as in your desk top. In which case, yes. It will work for that. Although there is a little bit of play in the mount that the monitor slides in. I would suggest using some paper or something similar in thickness to tighten it up.
470982
If you look at the product picture, the main shaft that the articulating joints are on is adjustable, you can lower it right down to the base. you need to take into effect where the VESA mounting points on the monitor is also, some monitors have a dead center mounting point, some have it in the center but 1/4th of the way from the top.
470983
Yes. Notice the photo. The height different between the center line of the monitor bottom of the bracket that connects the arm to the vertical rod is about 7." Any monitor 14" tall should slide down far enough to be at the top of the bracket. Buy it and try it. Good luck.
470984
Yes this bracket will allow your monitor to go all the way down to your desktop.
839540
The easiest way would be a simple DVI to VGA adapter if you want to make an extended desktop. You may also look up DisplayPort cables as a second option.
2052521
No, this is a display port cable. If you have a DP port on your desktop, then yes you can, but if you only have HDMI then this will not help you. Cable is of poor quality anyways, build quality and technical, being that it goes from digital output to an analog input. It's a specialty thing that you only get if you are in a bind and HAVE to do it this way. Look for an HDMI to VGA cable.
1809985
Not sure if it will. I am using the cable to go from my graphics card display port to the dvi port on my monitor. Since the cable is not marked as a "single direction", it may work.
2273006
Yes! Obviously you'll need to dial back the output on the one that goes to the powered monitor. RCA->1/8inch stereo cable should do the trick.
2168170
Sounds like this will work perfectly. Mine is 3 inches off the table top and my monitor is 12 inches.
1667442
Monitor wire is about one foot long. An extension cable probably will not be necessary.
880092
I can't say for sure, but I'd try it. You can always return it, so keep the box in case it doesn't work. I recommend trying to find a clamping point on your desk that will be somewhat close to where your monitor will actually be suspended because the shorter the arm's radius from clamp to monitor, the less leverage forces the clamp will exert on your desk.
1116284
your monitor should come with all the cords you need. but if not dvi or hdmi or hdmi to dvi will work
1459554
Yes, it can do this. I run Windows 7 and use this to stretch out my desktop, often running two windows, one in each screen. It requires two different types of cables to do so, so if you're deadset on dual HDMI ports, you should continue to look.
2278942
The cable mounts would not interfere with moving it, however, moving it can be problematic. The monitor is held in place with a clamp that is constricted via a bolt that is tightened/loosened with a hex key. You'd have to loosen the bolt, move the monitor, tighten the bolt, each time you wanted to move it up or down. You can do it, but I would think something more like a desk mount lcd arm would be better suited to the task that you described.
229033
It may work but you will have to make sure not only your monitor has mounting holes in the back of it in the center but the bolt pattern on the square mounting plate is the same. Since the weight of the monitor would be pretty light this may even be heavier than what you need, again the bolt pattern and if your monitor has the holes in the back to accept this bracket is the main thing you need to check.
439664
You can leave the stand steady on the desktop and set the monitor on the desktop in front of it. I have the stand steady on the side of my desk and disconnect my laptop from the docking station and put it on stand steady.
1184135
I do not have the hardware to test that, but I would be skeptical that it would work...The DisplayPort would be passing through a DisplayPort signal, but no the other way around.
713604
No, this splitter will only show your desktop across the two screens. You'll need two separate feeds from your computer.
1829393
If the monitor already has standard mounting holes on the back, you should be good to go. If not, the monitor will have to sit on the top platform.
2106350
The issue will be power, it uses two powered USB ports for power supply. The port on the monitor is a micro USB you could probably use alternate means of power. I don't have the power specs on hand to advise what would be best for alternative power.