- Oct 7, 2005
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I was looking for a place to get it but I only turn up websites I've never heard of. Does anyone know a good place that has them in stock? Thanks
USA, of course. ;-)
USA, of course. ;-)
Originally posted by: gersson
yeah saw that one. SO buy.com is good place then? Thanks for the heads up. BTW I do I have to say that I'm saving up for one so it will be a couple of weeks before I post a review.
Originally posted by: gersson
Yes, 661 is lot of money but my techno conscience is insessant and keeps buggin me about buying the best of the best for every component. Actually, everytime price is the major consideration when buying PC components, I wind up with crap that ends up being defective or I am underwhelmed by its performance/use.
So I'm trying to get the best LCD out there (within reason).
Hopefully the price will go down 40 bucks or so by the time I'm ready to commit.
BTW, what the hell is technoweb? Only search result I got was an asian site...
Originally posted by: Dethfrumbelo
Originally posted by: gersson
Yes, 661 is lot of money but my techno conscience is insessant and keeps buggin me about buying the best of the best for every component. Actually, everytime price is the major consideration when buying PC components, I wind up with crap that ends up being defective or I am underwhelmed by its performance/use.
So I'm trying to get the best LCD out there (within reason).
Hopefully the price will go down 40 bucks or so by the time I'm ready to commit.
BTW, what the hell is technoweb? Only search result I got was an asian site...
It's Techonweb, not Technoweb. I've bought several things from them, including a monitor and haven't had any problems. Still, it's a good idea to check their ratings.
I think you're making a good decision. The monitor should be near the top on anyone's list of most important computer components. Nothing worse than having to look at some piece of sh1t monitor for 8 hours, forced to constantly notice all of its flaws. So many LCDs have problems, whether it's banding, slow response time, poor viewing angles, bad colors, getting the 20WMGX2 is worth it, especially at less than $700.