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is there a lcd monitor stand that I can replace or modify with an adapter that swivels for my 19" Planar PL1910M lcd monitor. The monitor only tilts, and has no height or swivel adjustments.

I'd like it if possible that it be able to swivel from landscape to portrait.

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thanx for the links.

 

however, I prefer not to mess things that involve drilling and clamping. so the arm stands and clamp stands are out. negs for are that the price on these things are a major drawback and I'm not all that interested in them. they just dont' grab me.

 

however, I did find a few of the desktop stands.

 

I didn't like this one as it looks kind dorky & dinky.
http://www.keysan.com/big/pic3762000000.html

 

also found this - might be the one I'm looking for.
http://www.sceptre.com/Products/LC [...] _stand.htm

 

and heres a deskstand that I might go for. this one looks interesting.
http://ergoboy.com/catalog/product [...] 9166bfcc90

 

why interesting?, seems that model has a variant that can hold 2, maybe more it seems.
http://ergoboy.com/catalog/product [...] 9166bfcc90
http://ergoboy.com/catalog/product [...] 9166bfcc90

 

not sure about this, are there models that let you build a multi-monitor set up starting from one monitor with one deskstand without discarding the pieces? that is are these things "modular", assemble them in pieces.

 

do any them require a manual rotation from landscape to portrait screen mode? I've seen one model that requires you to manually unscrew & loosen a knob, rotate the screen and re-screw & re-tighten the knob?

 

I'm intrigued by this, wouldn't mind having a multi-monitor setup, but I'd would want to build such as setup as I go along when funds are available.

 

the most I'd prolly go for would be a 3 monitor setup.


Message edited by firestorm31 on 09-23-2007 at 06:22:59 AM
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