alt Hacker NewsYeah, that sounds great.
It does not match reality. It's trivial to find modern televisions that don't follow VESA's mounting hole patterns.
Yeah, that sounds great.
It does not match reality. It's trivial to find modern televisions that don't follow VESA's mounting hole patterns.
Since the mounting hardware you already have from your previous TV does follow VESA, you would be returning the new one for that reason.
Unless, you know, it was amazing, like completely dumb with no registration step, and offering great picture quality. That might be worth drilling some new holes in the mounting plate, or whatever it takes to make it work.