A lot of TV wall mounts nowadays have added additional widgets. They have added extra holes to accommodate larger VESA standards screw hole distances. Some TV wall mounts have added extendable arms. Others have made their design smaller or larger to accommodate the market. The is like The Galapagos or the Madagascar of TV wall… Read More »
People are getting more and more concerned with space and TV sets are getting more and more efficient with their space requirements and features. The markets have evolved and TV wall mounts have innovated with them. TV wall mounts started to offer tilting mechanisms, to combat the glare and to also give more viewing perspectives… Read More »
Most of the TV wall mounts found in the market today serve only a specific size and a specific weight. That is also reasonable, given the myriad of available TV products in the market today. Some prefer to get fixed TV wall mounts for large TV sets while others will buy a much smaller but… Read More »
TV wall mounts are increasingly getting more and more used nowadays. With so many TV sets on the market, TV wall mounts are getting more and more varied to match the market’s needs. Before, TV sets were either put inside a cabinet or shelf, or had their own table or stand. That was the age… Read More »
There are as many TV wall mount products as there are many ways to skin a cat. While that is a bit of an exaggeration, the fact of the matter remains that there are so many of these products in the market today. Swimming through all of the available products claiming that they are the… Read More »
The sizes of TV sets are varied, and finding the best TV wall mount can be quite the task. However, some relevant information about TV sizes might help. In 2013, a closer look at the TV screens being bought and searched around the web shows that the most popular size is a 40 inch flat… Read More »
TV wall mounts are increasingly becoming more and more common and for good reason. A news article reported that around 200 children have died due to falling TV sets, and there were around 18,000 injuries, in 2011 alone. That is one dead child every three weeks. Most of the time, this was due to parents… Read More »