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# 213999 23-Apr-2017 13:28
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I just got a imac and I want to mount it on one of my Bratech arms (vesa type I beleive?) the imac is a MK142x/a a1418 2015 model

 

Anyone know if anyone sells them in New Zealand or do I have to get if from Amazon?




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  # 1769226 23-Apr-2017 13:54
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CDL in Auckland sell Bratek but you need an a/c. Pm me the details and I'll have a look for you . What vesa size do you need, 100x100 200x200?



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  # 1769931 24-Apr-2017 17:54
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Brunzy: CDL in Auckland sell Bratek but you need an a/c. Pm me the details and I'll have a look for you . What vesa size do you need, 100x100 200x200?

 

Thanks I actually have an account with Dynamix. I checked what they had ...was zilch I have since found that there is a clunky looking thing that bolts through the hole on the stand. I must admit I am pretty surprised that I am the only person in NZ that wants to mount a imac on a Bratech! ;)




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