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...Why wouldn't a guy go for a TV over a monitor? I saw a "good-name" 32" TV for $249...
Thanks Chris; Yes, name seems to mean nothing these days. I bought 2 60" well known brand TVs a few years back. The first, with all the home theatre gear, cost about $6,000. Six months later, I bought the same set up for $3,000. I'm not sure which one is sitting in the attic now, but the other one is on it's last legs. The part to fix them is about $1200. I can get a new 60" for that amount now-a days.
I'm not really sure how, but I have about 6 monitors sitting around and everyone of them still works great. One of them has a 15" glass screen and one heck of a "picture".
My eyes were great until I got my first computer. Now I wear reading glasses, just to see the keyboard. I guess it's time to go to an eye doctor. Can't read the phone book, cooking instructions, etc. I must be near sighted. I can still see what kind of ducks are in the marsh, when everyone else is saying, "What ducks?"
Cheers...Rick
...Why wouldn't a guy go for a TV over a monitor? I saw a "good-name" 32" TV for $249 and next to it a 27" monitor for 3 times that amount...
I saw a persons installation where they used a saw to cut the monitor frame, so that the LED screens actually butted up against each other (Warning: do not do this, as you will saw you monitors in half) !