Do you need a special plate like on some of the mounts to be able to use the mount on an apple imac?
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As long as you're mounting one of the supported iMacs this includes all the hardware you need which includes a mounting plate. The compatible iMac models are mid-2007 through mid-2009 24" iMac, Late 2009 through 2011 27" iMac, 24" & 27" Apple LED Cinema Displays, and 27" Apple Thunderbolt Display.
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As long as the MAC has the holes in the back to put the mounting screws like a regular flat screen it should not need anything else.
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If it comes with both the base plate and camera plate, you should be able to mount these on any tripod base. You may need a hex key (allen wrench) or torx etc.. but shouldn't be problem. I switch these things out often...www.mcintoshmountains.com
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Yes with this system you can either remove the included Plate holder mount , or you can do like me and put a plate on the bottom of a head and use it either way with or without Tripod head I like doing it this way for versatility.
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We had to buy extra parts in order to make it work with the Imac because the computer is all in one (Monitor and computer attached). If you like you can send a email to chris_perkins@dai.com and he can let you know what we had to do. thanks
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There is a centered philips head screw which holds the back plate in place. so I guess you could mount a different plate to it.
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i would call the imac company to see its there product they should be able to tell you
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If your monitor has a VESA mount(proballey were your stand is connected to your monitor)and the the holes are either 3"x3" apart ,or 4"x4" it should work.In my Dell hand book It tells you how to take of the stand,which is'ent hard.Not that up on iMacs.Check the Apple hand book,or website.
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No it doesn't come with a mounting plate, you can't use it without the mounting plate. Ridiculous.
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There are different packages/versions you can buy. Different ones have different mounts.
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No, you need some special hardware to secure the mount. Unfortunately we do not carry that.
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Mounting plates are available for all makes and models atv's. All of them are custom fit for a specific machine. You may be able to mount the winch without it but the plate kit makes it much easier and has a clean factory look.
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It includes the plate to mount a second drive. It is not bootable in RAID mode (or dual drive mode) in my Poweredge R710 server or a PC that I tried, but it is apparently capable of bootable dual drive/RAID in a Mac.
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you need a vesa mount kit and an ergotron stand... an apple store can swap the apple stand for the ergotron stand, possibly for a fee, difficult to do yourself
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I believe Apple sells one, but I am unsure if it would be a configuration that would work as the mounting area needs to support the weight of the iPad.
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Yes and no; it depends on he monitor. The stand articulates in three directions and has a rubber friction material that is really "grippy." The overall design is excellent, but a little hard to describe the engineering. I use the device mainly with my iMac and it mounts on top of the monitor/computer with good stability. The stand also has a standard screw-in port for a tripod and I can see how this would be really useful ... you can buy small-camera tripods (mine is made by Targus and has telescoping legs) for a few dollars thru Amazon or you can go to Wal*Mart or Target. It would also mount very nicely with a Gorilla Pod. Hope tho helps! :-) Yes and no; it depends on he monitor. The stand articulates in three directions and has a rubber friction material that is really "grippy." The overall design is excellent, but a little hard to describe the engineering. I use the device mainly with my iMac and it mounts on top of the monitor/computer with good stability. The stand also has a standard screw-in port for a tripod and I can see how this would be really useful ... you can buy small-camera tripods (mine is made by Targus and has telescoping legs) for a few dollars thru Amazon or you can go to Wal*Mart or Target. It... » Read More Yes and no; it depends on he monitor. The stand articulates in three directions and has a rubber friction material that is really "grippy." The overall design is excellent, but a little hard to describe the engineering. I use the device mainly with my iMac and it mounts on top of the monitor/computer with good stability. The stand also has a standard screw-in port for a tripod and I can see how this would be really useful ... you can buy small-camera tripods (mine is made by Targus and has telescoping legs) for a few dollars thru Amazon or you can go to Wal*Mart or Target. It would also mount very nicely with a Gorilla Pod. Hope tho helps! :-) « Show Less
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Check your iMacs model specs and compare the part numbers. Every iMac has different specs