Too many monitors are coming out without VESA. I just had a client say that they now want to provide a monitor arm for everyone. They just bought 1,100 monitors that have no method for mounting other than their own bases.
Too many monitors are coming out without VESA. I just had a client say that they now want to provide a monitor arm for everyone. They just bought 1,100 monitors that have no method for mounting other than their own bases.
Android has apps that will do that for SMS though. Ofc one could always just use Google Voice and have it "sync" up everywhere.
It's a bit moot these days anyways, everyone has data and therefore able to use Hangouts, Whatsapp or a million other IM services. iMessage is only nice in that it is built into everything and also uses burst transmission so doesn't have to reconnect for too long.Yes, and sadly (or thankfully) Apple doesn't let third party devs have access to text messaging.
The company I work for want to provide monitor arms too, it seems to be the in thing now. We didn't buy our monitors for the use but fortunately they work fine (Benq G2420 series).
What case is it going in?
It's insane to me that modern monitors don't all have VESA mounting. Do they charge a lot to have it on there?
I thought about that, but then realized I didn't really care enough to trade performance for a VESA mount.
When I was shopping for IPS monitors, I notice that a lot of the entry models didn't have VESA mounts, it was rather annoying as there are several models that would be perfect for a 'floating' eyefinity setup.
I need a set of arms that'll take 3 24" monitors and lock them respective to each other for my home setup... floating nv surround would be nice.