Who makes these and what model?

[boomerang]

It was close to a year ago. My stepson was in the hospital for an emergency appendectomy. In the waiting area there was a computer that was in what I thought was a great configuration for an office.

The computer itself was very small and actually hung on the back of the monitor. The bracket/base assembly was designed to both support the monitor and the computer itself. Definitely SFF.

It may have been a Dell, but I'm not sure if my memory is all that clear. Might have been HP. Sorry to be so vague.

 

[nycromes]

HP Compaq dc7900 is a small form factor model that I have seen mounted to the back of a PC monitor. These mount on the back of a normal monitor and the stand does not look designed to support them.

I believe that dell has some options that mount on monitors as well (the optiplex SFF models can mount on a special monitor stand).

Kinda like this picture?


There are a few options that are out there.

 

[WackyDan]

Lenovo has an option to do this with their USFF ThinkCentres.

 

[boomerang]

Originally posted by: nycromes
HP Compaq dc7900 is a small form factor model that I have seen mounted to the back of a PC monitor. These mount on the back of a normal monitor and the stand does not look designed to support them.

I believe that dell has some options that mount on monitors as well (the optiplex SFF models can mount on a special monitor stand).

Kinda like this picture?


There are a few options that are out there.

I'd say that's exactly what I saw. So they're Optiplex models?

 

[Knavish]

If it was a Dell, it was a Dell Optiplex Ultra Small Form Factor with All In One Stand, like you see at the bottom of this page:
http://www.dell.com/us/en/busi...efid=optix&s=bsd&cs=04

 

[boomerang]

Originally posted by: Knavish
If it was a Dell, it was a Dell Optiplex Ultra Small Form Factor with All In One Stand, like you see at the bottom of this page:
http://www.dell.com/us/en/busi...efid=optix&s=bsd&cs=04

That was my next question, finding them at the web site ........

Thanks to all for the help! :beer:

Edit: Hmm, more expensive than I thought they'd be.

 

[Pliablemoose]

I have used them extensively at various hospitals, they're god awful, slow, frequent failure rate, etc...