I have my 21.5' 4K I have exclusively for my studio on a fully articulating arm that allows me many position options. I got an adapt ore that attaches to the hole in the stand with a plate above that supports 75 and 100mm VESA mounts. Thanks for breaking it to me, Darin and Dan.when i tried to score the answer i wasn't logged in, i guess, and as soon as i hit the 'up' arrow on the score to move it to '1' it asked me for my login credentials and as soon as i typed them in and hit 'Submit' it wouldn't let me change that '1' anymore.what is the highest score one can give, and sorry for not being able to change it now.or can i? The Allcam IMC2 VESA adapter is brand new in brand new brown box with five years UK warranty.I am sorry to have been so silent while you fine folks answered my question.i had to frantically find a bigger (as not to say 'big-a$$*) suitcase and foam to safely transport my new iMac Retina from San Francisco to Munich as check-in luggage.scary stuff, and you, Apple, for un-doing a perfectly good system.annoying to think that they would go out of their way to dis-allow proper transportation for us traveling producer types.i've had a perfectly great way to transport my previous iMacs with a nice Samsonite hard-shell case, and have now had to resort to some huge, barely-legal piece of monstrosity luggage that makes getting to and arriving at airports a real drag. Typically up to about 55″ screen sizes, the hole pattern tend to be square – ie 75×75 mm, 100×100 mm, 200×200 mm, etc. So if you don’t know what VESA you have, just measure the distances in between the threaded 4 holes on the back of your screen. 75x75mm or 100×100 mm) while on the larger screens they are further apart (i.e. For obvious reasons, the holes on the smaller screens are closer together (i.e. You may have heard the term “VESA” here and there, In simple terms, it’s the distances between the 4 holes on the back of the screens. All the necessary accessories are are supplied with the product.

Any mount with VESA75 or VESA100 can be combined with it. This adapter offers a VESA hole pattern 75×75 and 100×100. Mount the adapter to your VESA enabled monitor bracket. Install this bracket to the existing iMac foot. IMC2 VESA Adapter: Mount iMac to a Monitor Arm Click here if you have the newer iMac M1. The adapter is compatible with iMac 21.5″ and 27″ computers (2012-2020), including the iMac slim from 2012 and the iMac Retina from 2015 (inc. It enables you to mount your iMac to an LCD monitor arm, wall brackets, TV trolleys, or any VESA 75/100 mounting tool. The Allcam IMC2 VESA mount adapter adapter is the answer.

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