Can this be used computer monitor to allow pc to be located away from desk? monitor has std connection,
624456
I use the 'HDMI' instead of the 'VGA' output. Since that connection is available on the receiver unit, I would have to guess it will probably work, as you require.
624457
As long as your monitor has a USB input, and there is a clear unhindered line of sight between the dongle and the receiver unit, it should work. I mean, what is a computer monitor these days, but a smaller television with fewer inputs? But I cannot emphasize enough that this is a very picky and temperamental technology, and I'm not kidding about unhindered line of sight.
1016039
Yes u can. Go to your local electronics store , and get a RCA extending cable that will fit from the monitor to the cable that to short.
1822869
Yes you can. I use it with my desktop because the monitor I have did not have speakers. You have to use an available USB port and make sure that USB sound device drivers are installed. This speaker can be loud. It was well worth it.
2067568
If the monitor is a desk setup, I would use an USB to DVI adapter. This works for conference room projection in my mind.
252697
Unlikely to accommodate that. Space under is 2 inches high by 14 3/4 inches wide. From desk to top is 4 inches. If you want to use the laptop in the open position it would partially block an external monitor and there is a drawer above that which your laptop would make unaccessible.
858537
I don't think it can. We use it with traditional desk top - awesome monitor! We have 3 - best for the money for sure.
1268471
I use it on a standard height desk top for just that purpose. It is also easy to lift the monitor out of the way when you want to.
800549
I am not sure about that. I would think tha a sales person could give you the answer. It seems like it would be possible to open up as the hard drive is in the base, not on backside of monitor.
2216077
If your PC has an HDMI output (or you can convert your PC's monitor output to HDMI), then the answer is YES. We do this all the time, and it works well within the distance limits of the device.
1366985
I really cannot think of a reason why this would not work. As long as the PC has a USB cable run between the monitor and the PC, the adapter should work. The monitor at this point is just acting as a hub for any USB devices
470981
I assume you mean your desktop as in your desk top. In which case, yes. It will work for that. Although there is a little bit of play in the mount that the monitor slides in. I would suggest using some paper or something similar in thickness to tighten it up.
1793051
Yes it can. You will just have to have a transmission probe for the monitor.
671406
Yes you can, providing that you are currently using HDMI connections between your computer and your monitor. I am using mine to switch between a PC, a Tivo box and a Roku box.
249980
It needs a USB (3.0 I think) to work. You can then run your monitor off that. However, the thing is awful and made weird graphical glitches on my work computer and a lot of other people had similar. I'd suggest not getting this.
961056
Laptop yes. I would not be inclined to place on it any kind of free-standing monitor since it is not level and the tray swings out of the way very easily. Otherwise for an elderly man, this is one of the best things I ever got him since he can put his legs up and not move the tray out of the way. In 2 or 3 years he has actually worn the finish off in one small area from multiple daily use reading, card playing, etc.
2072479
Sorry, the monitor does not have the necessary circuitry to do that. It is a very nice monitor for Windows 7, though. Hope this helps!
758298
Don't know would depend on thickness of PC monitor ..The speakers have a close pin type clasp on speaker Designed for laptops