http://www.cadonline.com/reviews/har...rs/compaq.html

The P1100 is one of the BEST monitors in its class.

FEATURES: 19.7-inch viewable area, .24mm stripe pitch FD Trinitron tube,3 up to 88-Hz refresh rate,1 Plug and Play ready,2 TCO'99 compliant, three-year warranty, 24-hour toll-free support.
SUMMARY: Lush colors on Web pages and photos, clean-looking text, and advanced, easily adjustable controls justify high price. Good choice for corporate graphics pros.

Retail they go for over a 1000 USD.




http://www.pcworld.com/resource/prin...d,18074,00.asp

I'll take 650 Candian Dollers

its almost brand new

let me know

 

How much USD shipped to 98034?

 

where do you live? Washington?
I can meet you at the border if you want.. 450USD?
if not.. i'm not sure how much shipping is.. i'll find out if you're intrested

 

E-mail me

 

ok.. done..

 

You realise those reviews are 3 years old right?!

It retailed for $1,000 US 3 years ago...

Also, compaq doesn't even sell 21" monitors any more, so almost brand new must mean, barely used, but a few years old?

Not slaggin or anything, just the research I just came up with as I was also interested in this monitor

I only have a 17" and would love to step up to a much larger screen... I'm sure its a great monitor, but its 3 year old technology which should be pointed out

So when was this monitor purchased? If the price comes down, and it doesn't sell to Ellis, I might be very interested!!

Jeff

 

3 years old? really? i didn't know. the monitor isn't mine. I"m trying to sell it for a friend of mine..... thanks for the 411... i'll do some more research on it, and let you know

 

Its rather hard to tell a monitors age by looking at it if its in good condition, and its also hard to not have a monitor in good condition honestly

Unless someone was spilling crap all over it, or having kids marking on it with crayons and such, most look brand new...

Does your friend have a receit saying when it was purchased or anything like that?

From the reviews, that came out in 2000, it was a great monitor!

And compared to the 21 inchers of today, it ranks on the low scale of some of the best (which is still fairly good!)

I'd be betting that its out of warrenty, and a 3 year old monitor (if its truely that old? *shrug*) COULD die within a year or so... so its kinda risky Honestly, I wouldn't pay much more then 375 bucks for it... But thats me... I'm not much of a risk taker, heheh

Good luck tho dude!

Jeff

 

hmmmm. I can picture it now. Houman walking up to the US border with a 21" monitor. .... Look out, a brown guy!!! and he's carrying something!!! he must be a terrorist!!!!! Call in the Marines!!!!!! haahhaha

Sorry Houman, but with the war about to kick off and the state that the US is in... As a brown guy myself, I wouldn't go anywhere near the US border right now!!

 

Well i was all set to get this thing and give the word....

...Then my family was over today and they brought my D-day presents. Guess what we got

Do the monitor is still for sale here guys and gals.

OH yeah on the back of EVERY monitor is a production date if you know how to look for it

 

Great point.... Houman, whats the production date on the back of the monitor?

jeff

 

September 2000
so its like 2 years old

 

Almost 2 and 1/2 but close enough

If it doesn't sell, and he's willing to come down quite a bit (read 350ish) he can definately sell it...

but then he can probably just put it in the buy and sell and have it sold for the 600 or so that he wants...

Jeff