Being a bit shocked at the prices of articulating arm microscope mounts, not to mention the shipping fees to the UK, [CapTec] realized they looked substantially similar to your typical computer ...

Regardless of the size of your desk, there never seems to be quite enough space to keep it from feeling cluttered. Even with a few office organization tools, it’s tough to keep your desk clear enough ...

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Monitor arms are a great way to improve your workspace setup. They free up valuable desk real estate, organize cords, and offer extended screen space when you combine multiple arms. But perhaps most ...

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Multitasking has evolved from using multiple applications simultaneously to using multi-monitor configurations for work, play, or entertainment purposes and is now a mainstream feature. There are even ...

On the surface, the decision to add adjustable monitor arms to a workstation might seem straightforward, i.e. how many screens a user intends to set up or how much space they have available; yet, ...

The Secretlab Heavy Duty Monitor Arm has one of the most pleasingly to-the-point names of any product I've reviewed in some time. Ok, technically it's actually called the Secretlab Magnus Monitor Arm ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Typically, you place your computer monitors on your desk, or sometimes on an elevated stand, similar to a freestanding TV or display. You ...

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Some monitors lack the holes on the back that make them VESA-compliant, so mounting them on a monitor arm can be a non-starter. To handle this, [Patrick Hallek] designed and 3D printed these adapter ...