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Mount a mini PC to your TV or monitor

One of the main benefits of buying a mini PC is the space you can reclaim on your desk. These miniature machines take up much less room than a conventional tower PC, or even an open laptop plugged into your monitor.

To maximise the benefit, you can go even further and attach your mini PC to the back of your screen – or, if you’re using it as the hub of a home-entertainment system, to the back of your TV. All you need is a VESA (Video Electronics Standards Association) mount adapter or cradle.

Measure your mount points

Start by taking some accurate measurements of the mount points on both your mini computer and the back of your screen, and prepare yourself for the

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