Monitor on Mac Mini Can I set a 28" monitor on top of the new Mac Mini without harming it? About 19 lbs?
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This is from the Mac Mini user's manual. "Make sure nothing is placed on top of your Mac mini. Objects placed on top of yourcomputer may keep a disc from ejecting."There are a lot of products like this: Kensington K60089 Monitor Stand Plus with SmartFit System available on Amazon, though.
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I believe they are being literal in their instructions. Do not place (literally) anything on top of your Mac. - And yes, one can buy a stand that the Mini fits under and your monitor sits on top.
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Monitor hold up to 20 LBS Also a special adaptor for iMac hole pattern only available from Apple
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Hmmm... It's really hard to say. My iMac is heavy, but in the operating specs and I had to crank down the tension setting quite a lot. Just for stabilities sake on a 37" you may want a beefier arm.
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The Mac Mini only has two SO-DIMM slots and one Thunderbolt port; this one has four and two, respectively. The non-server Mini sports a dual-core i5 (or i7); this has a quad core i5 at higher clock. If you go for the Apple brand, the 27" external monitor costs over nine hundred dollars... (and the keyboard and pointing device aren't included with the Mini). Finally, you may be able to use this computer as a 27" monitor (the old ones did)... the iMac is clearly a better deal.An i7 MacBook Air plus Thunderbolt Display, on the other hand, is a compelling setup...
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I have the dual model. I am using it with an HDMI 2701MW (and a HANNS G 25") and it is the weight of the monitor that is the issue, not the size from what I have experienced. My monitor is probably at the weight limit since the monitor will sag on the supporting spring assembly if too heavy - the weight of each may be available on Amazon. I like the unit.
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Can't speak for the iMac, but for sure it can hold a Thunderbolt Display (20-something lbs.)
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I have a 27" monitor that works great on that. Its great for raising it just enough for littler tables.
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After looking at the specifications for a mac mini, under the video support section it has a VGA and DVI. Audio has HDMI. This monitor has VGA, DVI, and HDMI ports. I would say yes, you can use it with a mac mini. However apple being apple, you will need to buy their type of adapter for whichever port you want to use.
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I have my 27" iMac on it and it works awesome. The adjustable height and sturdiness is fantastic.
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I had a 27" Apple Cinema display on it without any problems. This is a very sturdy and very tasteful way to raise a monitor.
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I don't think so, but it's close. I have a 15" laptop and a 32" monitor on mine, and you might be able to get them to fit if you have them hanging off the edge on either side. I wouldn't venture to say 'yes' however unless I saw it done, and I'm also not confident about the weight. I don't think it would be wise to have a 27" iMac with half its weight hanging off the side; I'd reckon the stand would be right at the edge in both cases, so unless you rig some kind of vise or some other way of making sure they don't tumble, I'd be leery of it.
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Short Answer: It should. The manufacturer, which is Uncaged Ergonomics (see www.uncagedergonomics.com), indicates that the maximum weight that the monitor stand can support is 13 pounds. I would encourage you to go to their website and make sure that the specs of the products you are considering will work with your iMac setup. Spend a little bit of time doing some research and you will save yourself time and aggravation of getting an incompatible product. Hope that helps!
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Mac 27" support is great. No sag. The structure of the stand is very sturdy and the weight is no worry. No worries.
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We have ours sitting on my computer desk--the footprint is not any larger than a monitor. I use the keyboard/mouse set up but can still swipe if I have to. My advice about mounting -- make sure you have the support board nailed to joists just to insure it would not pull out. The shipping weight was 23 pounds as I remember.
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Have only used the monitor stand with two 27" Mac Thunderboldt monitors, it is working just great, however, I have NO experience with the Samsung monitors.
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Yes. It should be plenty strong enough. We have that size monitors on them and they easily could accommodate the iMac additional weight.
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The Apple MC007LL/A 27-inch LED monitor is NOT an all-in-one. It is the screen. You will need a central unit, such as tower or desktop box (Mac mini) to use this piece of equipment.