I can believe its 14 inches wide but is this KVM seriously 5.8 inches tall & 10.5 inches deep? If so they should advertise it as a monitor stand too.
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Hi Teknek. We'll take note of your comment and provide our design development team of your insight. Thanks.
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The width and depth are correct. It isn't that tall. However I returned it because it did not work with my system. Screen stayed blank. I have used the single head version at work, and it worked great.
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It's not that tall and the problem is that it slopes up higher as you get closer to the selecting buttons at the front. So it really doesn't fit a monitor sitting on top of it.
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I'm not sure what type of configuration you have in mind, but this information may help (total dimensions as mounted on stand): 24"Wx18.5"Hx6.5"D. The front part of the stand extends 2" in front of the screen, and only has a width of 15" centered on the 24"W screen. I have been using this monitor at least 8 hours per day (telecommute), 5 days per week, and absolutely LOVE it.
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I always stand this case on end on the desktop (often behind the LCD monitor). I cannot agree with placing computers on the floor (dust ingestion) and the unit stands 11" tall and 4" wide, it goes 14"deep. I do not have a common household object sized like this. Only other thought is to make sure that your standing-on-end placement does NOT cover the air vents on the top and on the left side (looking at the front panel).
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If you are referring to where the monitor or laptop would sit, it is 19 inches wide and 16 inches high.
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14.5" x 12" with bezel (17" diagonal viewing area, of course). Stands 15" tall off the desk and requires 6" depth with base.
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I have The system setup exactly like is in the picture except not on the stand. it's mounted on the wall. I'd say it's about 9 inches tall, 3 inches in depth, I am a little over a foot long.
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OK, bear with me as i am travellingcand awsy fromy desk. I can't measure. However i can do this:What is the width between your desk and wall? What is the width of your CPU? The reason I ask is that the stand works as it should, basically making it super easy to move the CPU to access the rear ports and plugs. The stand adjusts to fit the CPU size. Add about 3 inches per side (total of 6" if the brain is still working) to account for the stand. That is my best guess until I return in 10 days.
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Regular desktop and the one I received is quite small 121/2" high 135/8" deep and 35/8" wide standing up can use it upright or laying flat . I can't understand the picture of that case unless it is a picture of the back showing the connections. Very nice and I would say nice looking in a way. Very pleased with it
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nope - it's 28.5"L x 32.5"W but that width can change depending on the size of the monitor that you install
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Just measured mine - the base is 24" deep. Please be aware that if your desk is already too tall for you ergonomically when you're sitting, this product will not help since the keyboard platform sits on top of your desk. I have to use a separate keyboard tray for when I work sitting down if I want my feet on the floor - which puts the monitors too high. In the standing position this is a great unit because it has a good size work space. It's also easy to raise and lower.
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others have answered the dimensions and they are the same as mine. i have a 30" dell monitor on the monitor stand and it fits perfectly, so that is a matter of taste. my only complaint with the desk is the keyboard tray doesn't lock or stay in the extended position without having something rigged to stop it's movement. i find that annoying but it is not a deal breaker. wonderful desk!
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In inches, the unit is 18.125Hx28.75W standing. Because it does not swivel on its base (which I consider to be a major design flaw), one should allow a space at least 36 inches wide in order to accommodate use of the ports on the left and the CD on the right of the screen, as the unit is viewed. Also I wish to note that the keyboard dongle requires the keyboard to be within approximately 2 feet of a side USB port. I have had to buy a hub so mine will work on a keyboard tray. Let me know if you need anything else.
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Sorry to say, it's only 1440x900. I use mine as an external monitor for an old laptop.
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The space allowed for a monitor (or in my case All-In-One computer) is about 27" wide by 22.5" tall. Works just fine for a flat screen, wouldn't recommend it for one of the old behemoth CRT's unless you want your nose about 2 inches from the glass. It is a very sturdy construction that doesn't wobble when you type; though again, a sixty pound monitor might skew the equation. Probably one of the most functional and good looking computer desks we've bought, and we've gone through a lot; fits perfectly into an empty corner.
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I agree that the monitor size is not a big issue as the stand is very sturdy and should hold it OK. Your keyboard should be OK except it may not leave a lot of room for the mouse. We really like the stand so that we do not always need to be sitting or standing.
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I choose to have my monitor on the main surface of the desk and standing on the computer box which raises the screen to the same level as it would be on the triangular shelf. My moniter sceen is 16 1/2''by 14" and the stand measures 8 1/2"x10"My moniter would fit on the triangle shelf very well. The shelf is 13 1/2" front to back and 22 1/2" across at the widest point. This is a wonderful desk I am very pleased with it.
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KVM come with 8" audio connection cable, I have to connect to the audio output of my laptop. I am connecting this it view sonic 27" HD monitor not to TV.