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Consumers (those who work hard to earn the money) are demanding. A low price is nice as is the fact LCDs save a lot of money in electricity bills. Widescreen devices are lovely too.
It's a matter of sorting out the garbage models vs the good ones. And it's nice to know stores allow returns of LCD monitors deemed inadequate. - Posted by: HypnoToad72 Posted on: 01/01/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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