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A rash of recent hot deals on HDTVs, even two-for-one TV deals, might have you facing a dilemma that has been with us since the era of flatscreens began: Where are you gonna mount that thing? Of ...

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Mounting a TV is a great way to free up space in your living room. If you’ve got kids who get touchy with electronics that they shouldn’t be putting their hands on, an out-of-reach TV will keep gooey ...

If you’re planning to wall mount your TV, you might feel slightly overwhelmed by the range of brackets on offer: with flat, swivel and full motion options available, there's something to suit anyone, ...

Wall-mounting a new smart TV is more than just a practical choice. Yes, it frees up valuable surface space and creates a sleek, floating centerpiece for your room. More importantly, it’s a safety ...

There are good reasons that more people are wall-mounting their new TVs these days. A wall-mounted television can save space and make a room look better. A TV that might seem too big if it’s sitting ...

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