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19 inch LCD monitor - $80

Discussion in 'Hot Deals' started by ¼ of a hotdog, Aug 28, 2008.

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  1. ¼ of a hotdog Newcomer, in training

  2. raybay TechSpot Addict

    Proview is junk. Never seen one last more than 15 months... Would you really want a monitor that sells for $80.
  3. ¼ of a hotdog Newcomer, in training

    oh sure did you have to crush all of my hopes and dreams! i thought it was on sale circuit city always has monitors on sale but they are usually crt.
  4. captaincranky TechSpot Addict

    Bad News Happens in Threes.......

    Strike Three....... circuit City doesn't give rain checks.

    This is an enigma, CRT..???
  5. ¼ of a hotdog Newcomer, in training

    what do you mean strike three. no it wasn't a crt its just that circuit city would always have crt monitors on sale and they would rotate the pricing on them but they don't do that anymore. i was looking and noticed they had a cheap lcd monitor and i didn't know it was a crummy one tho.
  6. captaincranky TechSpot Addict

    Think Baseball, Baseball.......

    Strike One.......

    Strike Two......

    Strike Three......

    I agree with you in that Circuit City logically rotates their sale pricing around their different brands and sizes of monitors. It does make sense that they would.

    I simply haven't seen an advertisement for a standalone CRT monitor for maybe two years.
    I received a 17" CRT monitor with a computer I purchased Memorial Day 2006, but after that, and certainly at present, even the $350.00 computer packages come with LCDs, albeit 17" crappy ones.
  7. ¼ of a hotdog Newcomer, in training

    ok that makes more sense. before i built the computer im using i had been looking for a monitor and they actually sold 3 different crt monitors about 3 or 4 months ago for less than 70$ and for about a week one was only 30$!
  8. captaincranky TechSpot Addict

    Location, Location , Location.....!

    Here I'm thinking that because of our different geographic situations, that CC's stock situation is quite a bit different. I live in a very high retail volume area, (SE Pennsylvania), and here, CRTs are nonexistant. Retailers keep stock until they can sell it, and the thirty buck CRT jobbies are long, long gone.
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