With a large number of Slim & Mini PC’s now entering the workplace the traditional underdesk CPU support is an overkill.
January 28th, 2010
These Thin/Slim PC holders are very cost effective and attach to our standard Vision Range pole arms thereby keeping the worksurface free of clutter and offering maximum protection to valuable office machines from things like liquid spillages.

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