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UPDATED: Flat Panel for Under $200 - NOW $179 & Free Freight

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Beldar

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PC Liquidator has TFT Flat Panel Monitors on thier "Private Sale" for $199.99

I was in thier store last week and saw one and was going to buy one for $239, but now I am going to save 40 bucks. It is only 12.1 inches but it is great for my small desk in the bedroom. It looks to be the same viewing size as a 14" monitor?

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specs from thier web page

LCD Panel Type: 12.1" TFT
Resolution: 800x600 SVGA Max
Pixel Dimension: 0.3075mm(H) x 0.3075mm (V)
LCD Display Color: 262,144 colors Max.(18-Bit)
OSD Control: Brightness, Contrast, Phase,Track, Frequency,H/V Centering, Resolution, Recall Default, Exit/Save
Manual control: Select, Adjust,Power
Viewing Angle: H:+-40deg Max; V:+10deg,-30deg Max
Contrast Ratio: 120: 1 type
Brightness: 100 Cd/m2
Response Time: 20ms Rise
Active Display Area:246mm(h) x 184.5mm(v)
AC/DC Adapter:
Input: AC 100V~240V,50Hz~60Hz
Output: +12VDc
Input Signal:
Video: Analog 0.7 Vp-p 75 ohms
Sync: TTL Level, Positive/Negative. Separate Sync
Input Connector: 15 Pin D-Sub
Power Management: VESA DPMS Compatible Regulation:
Safety: UL, CSA, CE, TUV/GS
EMI: FCC-B
OS Compatibility: Win 95B/98/ME/NT 4.0/2K/XP
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12.1 inches ???

thats small man - still itd be nice to do a homemade digital picture frame / bedside email reader / framed cctv output . . .

Anyone know anything about tearing the guts out of these things and doing something besides VGA with them?
 
Moose, how about the 125.00 source? I want to build a navigation pc for my boat and dont want to spend big bucks on the monitor because it might get crushed from the impact.
 
12.1" LCD is comparable to a 14" CRT, which is usually 12" or 13" viewable. This *will* be too small for most of you after a short while (I retired my 15" LCD, and moved to an 18.1")

Personally, I'd like to find a cheap LCD about 7.6" - 8" for in-car (or in-boat, as sixpackdate mentioned) use.
 
I don't know what the specs on it are (or even manufacturer), but Office Max will have a 15" LCD for $200 AR and AC starting 9/1.

A lot of upfront costs, though.

$399.99 - $80IR - $30MIR - $40MIR - $50 (off $250 coupon) = $200.
 
I just bought one in thier store for $179. They are great for point of sale uses and where the space is limited.
 
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