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$270.00 seams like a good price for this , but I'm a little confused on just what size monitors i can fit on it.

http://www.frys.com/product/5955874?site=sr:SEARCH:MAIN_RSLT_PG

http://www.ergotechgroup.com/products/heavy-duty-17-30-36/triple-lcd-desk-stand-62



So what is it? 17"-30" or 17"- 24"

$270.00 seams like a good price for this , but I'm a little confused on just what size monitors i can fit on it.

http://www.frys.com/product/5955874?site=sr:SEARCH:MAIN_RSLT_PG

http://www.ergotechgroup.com/products/heavy-duty-17-30-36/triple-lcd-desk-stand-62



So what is it? 17"-30" or 17"- 24"

Can't get to the Fry's link, but it doesn't matter, never trust Fry's information. Just see if they have the product at the best price and buy it, never ask them a question. :)

That said, the manufactures site reads goofey ;)

I own one and love it.

If you can find 30" monitors that weigh <25lbs, it will support them. However, the problem is, with monitors of that size, you will not be able to successfully angle the arms in.

20 x 30 x 20 would be no problem I believe, but I do not have a 30.

I have 3 x 24" on this stand and it seems ideal. I have the edge monitors just about all the way out on the arms and angled in at about 20 degrees or so. The entire rig is light enough for me to pull forward while racing, or push back while working. Next, I am going to free up cable length so that I can pivot the monitors to portrait, but I'll probably wait for waorking profiles from ATI first. :|

Let me know if there if a specific photo you would like to help you decision.

I would be getting it for 25.5" X 3 .

Sense you offered it would be cool to get a top profile. and a shot from the front showing the stand footprint.

it will do 3 x 25.5's no problem.

Here is the top view from center. From this view, you can see the grove in the rail for the mount to slide side-to-side. You lift the monitor a little to releive pressure and then just slide it. The silver dot is the locking pin. Lift the pin to remove the mount/monitor. You can also see the clamp for the main pole which allows for verticle adjustment of the entire horizontal arm. I have mine set about halfway down the pole.

You also get a fairly good view of the footprint in general.



Next is the top view, right side. Here you can see the knob to adjust the verticale position of the monitor. You also can see the allen bolts at the arm bend and also on the monitor mount. Just about everything is adjustable. You also get to see that my taxes are due and my creapy reflection. :p



Last is the top view showing the size of the footprint compared to a fairly standard keyboard.