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OP has a reasonable point, not sure what yours is. > Did your gorgeous 27" display cost more than $500? Actually, they're going for about $300 on NewEgg, and
by yid 12y ago
OP has a reasonable point, not sure what yours is.
> Did your gorgeous 27" display cost more than $500?
Actually, they're going for about $300 on NewEgg, and are currently on sale for $200 at Best Buy.
- balls187 12y ago> Actually, they're going for about $300 on NewEgg, and are currently on sale for $200 at Best Buy. Are you sure those are 2560 x 1440 res? Usually those prices are for 1080p screens at 27"
- desdiv 12y agoThe NewEgg one, at least, is 2560 x 1440. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA4JH1NB1871 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA4JH1NB18...
- balls187 12y agoInteresting. Looks like it's a VA panel, which is better perf than TN, but less than IPS. Which would explain the low price, yet high res.
- jp555 12y agoAnd I'm sure there are plenty of ~6" Android smartphones available for less than $500. My point was for a device that will be used "every 19 minutes" for years, and it's network access will cost several times the price of the hardware, I don't see why $500 vs. $400 so important. Especially if it means lower quality hardware in a computer that gets a LOT of abuse (compared to a laptop or desktop). If you want a Nexus 6, you need to buy a Nexus 6.