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I bought a "decommissioned" Sony Trinitron monitor for $200 from a company I worked at at the time. It was 27" flat screen, and glorious, was amazing for gamin
by chadillac 12y ago
I bought a "decommissioned" Sony Trinitron monitor for $200 from a company I worked at at the time. It was 27" flat screen, and glorious, was amazing for gaming and counter-strike.
Now, carrying it up 3 flights of stairs on the other hand almost made the cheap price not worth it. That thing must have weighed 50lbs.
- to3m 12y ago27"! I never saw a monitor that large. I think 22" was the largest. Even TVs didn't go all that much larger than 27", particularly 4:3 ones. And a Trinitron too! That must have been spitefully expensive to buy...
- disposablename 12y agoSony definitely made a 24" Trinitron monitor: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00004YNSR/ http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00004YNSR/ and a 34" widescreen TV: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0002NDFKM/ http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0002NDFKM/
- to3m 12y agoCRTs that large were pretty rare, though. Monitors tended to stop at 21" (by which point they were a good foot deep, if not more...), and I'm less certain about TVs, but I'd be surprised if even 34" ones were all that common. If nothing else, they're an absolute bugger to move. My parents' 31" widescreen CRT was an absolute monster... my back still twinges just thinking about it.