Comments on: Return of the $179 24-inch LCD--for $169
1080p? Check. HDMI input? Check. Rebate? Well, yes, but even if you don't bother to send it in, you're getting a steal on a big (and new, not refurbished) monitor.
1080p? Check. HDMI input? Check. Rebate? Well, yes, but even if you don't bother to send it in, you're getting a steal on a big (and new, not refurbished) monitor.
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so technically, this can be a 139.99 monitor! just incredible!!
check it out: http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=9183224&type=product&id=1218049006792#tabbed-customerreviews
it kills the ASUS one in specs.
- by MCVanOLinda July 22, 2009 5:44 AM PDT
- Got this from ZipZoomFly and had problems with the screen within a few days, have to send it back :-(
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