- Jul 26, 2007
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eCost has refurbs of the fabled Westinghouse 37" LCD. If you missed the deal at Costco last month, this might be your last chance to get the Westy, it's been confirmed in other places that the 37" line has been discontinued.
http://www.ecost.com/detail.as...7623076&source=ECOSTCJ
Reviews of eCost are pretty bad, but if you really want this monitor/tv, your only other choices at this point are Crutchfield for $1200. It was also on newegg VERY briefly earlier this week for $1000. There is apparently a 10% off code available for eCost available through shop.com
Update 8/10: I received my monitor last night. It is everything I ever hoped it would be. The box was not in great condition, and it was missing any sort of manual/documentation, and did not come with any cables (DVI or power). However, the monitor itself was in perfect condition, and works great, with no dead pixels that I can see. We'll see if it holds up, but so far I think the gamble has paid off. Some posters below have suggested getting a third-party extended warranty, because the mfg. warranty on the refurb is only 90 days.
Also, the item is currently OOS at eCost, but according to post on another forum, eCost expects to get some more in the next few weeks.
http://www.ecost.com/detail.as...7623076&source=ECOSTCJ
Reviews of eCost are pretty bad, but if you really want this monitor/tv, your only other choices at this point are Crutchfield for $1200. It was also on newegg VERY briefly earlier this week for $1000. There is apparently a 10% off code available for eCost available through shop.com
Update 8/10: I received my monitor last night. It is everything I ever hoped it would be. The box was not in great condition, and it was missing any sort of manual/documentation, and did not come with any cables (DVI or power). However, the monitor itself was in perfect condition, and works great, with no dead pixels that I can see. We'll see if it holds up, but so far I think the gamble has paid off. Some posters below have suggested getting a third-party extended warranty, because the mfg. warranty on the refurb is only 90 days.
Also, the item is currently OOS at eCost, but according to post on another forum, eCost expects to get some more in the next few weeks.