Free TFT monitor

Posted on Fri 26th, September 2008

• #1

guy_ho

Work are having a clear-out, and have offered the old HP 1530 TFT's to us minions. They're not massive, and need stands, but PM me if you want one. I'll probably only be able to bag one or two, so bear that in mind.
• #2

Fat_Pants

Yes please!

Where abouts are you/work?
• #3

guy_ho

Work at Angel, live in Hackney Wick.
• #4

Fat_Pants

I could find Angel tomorrow, but i doubt you'd be around as it's a saturday?

I'd get lost even thinking about how to get to hackney wick, haha.
• #5

guy_ho

Yup, I'll be all over the shop tomorrow, and I don't think they'll be ditching the screens until then anyway. PM me and I'll give you my phone #.
• #6

iC

Got more?
• #7

tom.

Thread hijack: I've got an old computer (good enough for some word processing/internet), an old case, some bits, etc, lying around if people want them.

Free to a good home.
• #8

iC

Desktop computer tom? Have you got a flat screen?
• #9

tom.

Nah, base units only.

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