VESA has promoted mounting standards for displays that conform to a 100mm or 75mm square bolt hole pattern, and such specifications are used by a number of companies who manufacture video displays.

The VESA mount, or more correctly, the VESA Mounting Interface Standard, was created in 1997 as a mounting standard for flat panel monitors and televisions.

Apple is selling its new iMac in both a standalone version and a VESA-compatible variant, meaning users who want to use their own mounts should ensure they select the right model.

This low-profile mount extends 1.8 inches from the wall and offers 18 degrees of tilt for optimal TV viewing, and it fits VESA mounting patterns of 100×100 to 600×400 millimeters.

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 ...

Spec sheet you linked says it has 300x200mm VESA mounting holes, does your mount allow a 300mm x 200mm pattern? (or 400mm x 300mm if you bought the 74.5" version) ...

Mounting your TV is a great way to save space, but it's not as easy as just hanging any mount you can find on the wall. Here's what you need to know.

Apple has long supported VESA mounting brackets for its larger displays, including the 27" iMac, the 27" Thunderbolt and 24" and 30" Cinema Displays. With Apple's adapter bracket, the desk stand ...

You can usually reuse your wall mount without issue, providing a chance to mount your TV the easiest way possible. The important detail to check for is VESA compatibility.