A VESA standard for the position of screw holes in the back of a TV or monitor for attachment to a wall mount or desktop arm. Introduced in 1997 as the Flat Panel Monitor Physical Mounting Interface ...

TVs and TV mounts use the VESA standard, match the numbers to find a mount that fits. Never mount a TV to drywall only, and always use the studs inside the wall. The TV and mount can be heavy, so it ...

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Once upon a time, Apple was all over the iMac VESA wall-mounting standard. With the iMac as the world’s premier all-in-one, it made perfect sense to offer buyers a post-purchase option if they wanted ...

When you buy through our links, Business Insider may earn an affiliate commission. Learn more Though most TVs come with a stand, many people prefer to mount their displays on a wall. But to securely ...

Mounting a TV is a great way to free up space in your living room. If you’ve got kids who get touchy with electronics that they shouldn’t be putting their hands on, an out-of-reach TV will keep gooey ...

The good news is mounting a TV is nowhere near as complicated as it seems. With the right mount (which will run you about $30-$100), a stud finder, and a few tools, you can transform your living room ...