Is Dell no longer making their LCD monitors wall mountable? Whats a good 22" LED LCD?

[tracerit]

I have a 3 year old Acer 22" LCD and it has the VESA compatabile mounting holes in the back. I"m looking to get an LED LCD from Dell but it seems there are no holes in the back. It's this model:

http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/p...449A0A01A0A0A2

I was kind of set on that monitor but if it's not possible to mount it, what other monitor brands out there that are good? I'm looking for a 22" LED LCD for under $140.

 

[Synomenon]

Misleading title is misleading.

Most of Dell's monitors are still wall mountable and I don't see them dropping that feature from their future models.

I've only seen a few of their lower end models have no VESA mounting holes. Even for those models, you can purchase an adapter that will make them wall mountable.

http://cgi.ebay.com/Vesa-mount-Adapter-Monitor-DELL-ST2410-series-/200546458590

http://cgi.ebay.com/Wall-Mount-kit-VESA-DELL-ST2410-series-Adapter-Bracket-/200528620988

 

[tweakboy]

LAG LAG INPUT LAG , That 5ms latency will give you a wiggley jiggley mouse and not on target,,, vsync on which you should use will give you input lag,, u must choose vsync off and see image tearing but input is better.

The daddy of all gamer high end user monitor is in my sig...

 

[tracerit]

it seems it's just the ST series, or the "lower end" models. I'm not going to spend another $30-50 on a contraption just to mount the Dell so I might as well save a little more and get the higher end or go with another manufacturer.

 

[gorobei]

cheap monitors are cheap for a reason. Dell is just following suite. Almost every monitor review for cheap 22-23" tn's I see have only tilt mounts and no vesa tappings. HP, Samsung, Viewsonic, etc brand low end models tend to skip vesa as well.