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/LCD/Specifications/spec_LCD_stand.htm
and heres a deskstand that I might go for. this one looks interesting.
http://ergoboy.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=40&osCsid=4274962e07c40f1df5dd0d9166bfcc90
why interesting?, seems that model has a variant that can hold 2, maybe more it seems.
http://ergoboy.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=41&osCsid=4274962e07c40f1df5dd0d9166bfcc90
http://ergoboy.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=4055&osCsid=4274962e07c40f1df5dd0d9166bfcc90
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.
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