Wanted: ot: lcd monitor

Posted on Mon 9th, April 2012

• #1

niallc

does anyone have an old lcd computer monitor that wants a new home? cosmetically rough isn't a problem as long as its fully functional and the screen itself is in good condition. The cheaper the better and in london is prefered.

cheers
• #2

hugo7

Bought this off a forumunger, for my laptop, but sadly the graphics card on my laptop has gone (again #fuckhewlettpackard).

So you can have it for what I paid....

Samsung 2032BW 20" LCD monitor, nice crisp picture, no dead pixels, pretty much perfect condition - just like the one below - £40:

Pick up from Stoke Newington.
• #3

onyerbike

got a 20" widescreen acer that I barely used, would let it go for £cheap if you're still needing one.
• #4

emilio666

hey there, does anyone still have one of these spare? Much appreciated!

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