When you've got a big, heavy, super-expensive display, what's the most solid, safe and wiggle-free mount to use with it? (via Cult of Mac - Tech and culture through an

When you've got a big, heavy, super-expensive display, what's the most solid, safe and wiggle-free mount to use with it?

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