cheap 24" monitors
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cheap 24" monitors
I am looking to go big. I've searched everywhere, google, newegg, outlet stores, refurbishments, & more. I see really nice 22" montitors for around $250. But it seems, just to go up to a 24" monitor, the price jump is huge, as I've yet to see a 24"+ for under $700 (at the cheapest).
Why the sharp price increase for 2 inches? It's not like that when going from 17" to 19".
Do any of you know any deals on 24"-30" LCD monitors (i'm looking to go under $400)?
Why the sharp price increase for 2 inches? It's not like that when going from 17" to 19".
Do any of you know any deals on 24"-30" LCD monitors (i'm looking to go under $400)?
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Scottayy!!
If only you were looking for a 22"
As far as the price jump goes... don't know much about that. It is interesting to know, though, that it takes a dramatic jump as you mention.
Best,
-Matt
If only you were looking for a 22"
Found on: http://www.slickdeals.net/ [listed as the 5th item from top--currently].Westinghouse 22" WS Flat-Panel LCD Monitor $180, 19" WS Flat-Panel LCD Monitor $130, Movie DVD's $4
As far as the price jump goes... don't know much about that. It is interesting to know, though, that it takes a dramatic jump as you mention.
Best,
-Matt
Thanks, that is a nice find on the 22" monitor.
I'll go with that if I can't find a 24"+ under $400.
I'll go with that if I can't find a 24"+ under $400.
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Amen. The same concept generally applies to all electronics nowadays..astions wrote:Honestly I would stay away from the low cost monitors. I've seen a cheap monitor compared to an expensive one side by side, and it's not pretty. The more it costs, the better quality and less eye strain your going to have, even with flat screens.
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of course, but if you get it refurbished, used, from outlet stores, or bulk suppliers, the prices are generally a lot less.
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OK, with that said. How do you guys feel about the $180 22" monitor posted above? There are loads of 22" monitors in my price range. Suggestions?
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