The LinkPC is a small, square-shaped PC that attaches to the back of any VESA-compatible monitor. The device is powered by an Intel Atom 1.6GHz CPU and 1GB RAM.

The mount never wobbles thanks to the high-quality clamp, and between that and the aluminum, I never worried that the Echogear device drop my monitors. Painless to adjust with great cable management.

But, think of this as more of a bundle, where if you combine the open frame chassis with the monitor mounting bracket, you get this incredible all-in-one PC that’s an absolute sight to behold.

I picked up a Minisforum UM350 ($289, Amazon) mini PC on sale last year and even though I didn’t think I’d have much use for it at the time, it came with a VESA mounting bracket.

MSI unveiled the PRO MP275QPG, a 27‑inch monitor designed for office and home‑office setups. It hits shelves on July 24 with a price tag of roughly $210 USD. The goal here is to give you a ...