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AOC 23" 1080p LED Monitor
$119.99 + $5 Shipping
Condition: Refurbished

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This doesn't have an HDMI connection.

16:9 computer monitors make me sad.

Hmm good reviews on Newegg

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824160062&Tpk=AOC%20E2343FK

One bad review on Amazon

http://www.amazon.com/AOC-e2343Fk-LED-LCD-Monitor/dp/B0065OC0OO/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1335436875&sr=8-2

I would totally get this if my GPU supported triple monitors

mhmank wrote:This doesn't have an HDMI connection.

Pfft who needs HDMI when you have DVI?

No hdmi!?

mhmank wrote:This doesn't have an HDMI connection.

It doesn't have speakers either. But you can get the same digital signal with a $4 DVI to HDMI cable.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824160062

Good reviews on NewEgg

I wonder how that basketball backboard is supported in the sky?

mhmank wrote:I wonder how that basketball backboard is supported in the sky?

space magic... *whistles*

i need to upgrade my duel monitors at some point but i run hdmi hook ups. sorry woot but no thanks.

Is the HD background photo of Jesus playing basketball included?

mhmank wrote:I wonder how that basketball backboard is supported in the sky?

Skyhook.

digitalurbancamo wrote:i need to upgrade my duel monitors at some point but i run hdmi hook ups. sorry woot but no thanks.

This has DVI! It works just as well -- buy a cheap DVI to HDMI cable or converter and you're good to go.

This could be the one that sends everyone off to bed.

who needs HDMI when you have DVI-D input with HDCP

cappo wrote:This could be the one that sends everyone off to bed.

Yep.. me included :/

mhmank wrote:This doesn't have an HDMI connection.

cappo wrote:This could be the one that sends everyone off to bed.

I'm done for the night/morning.

Happy wooting everyone! Night!

benza wrote:This has DVI! It works just as well -- buy a cheap DVI to HDMI cable or converter and you're good to go.

Why do I have to go buy something else? My other monitors that I use on my computers have the HDMI connection.

mhmank wrote:This doesn't have an HDMI connection.

Converting from HDMI to DVI is simple. Here's a converter for only $2.49, eligible for free s/h. The two ports are electrically identical.

http://www.amazon.com/Cables-Unlimited-ADP-3780-Female-Adapter/dp/B0018QTWH2/ref=pd_bxgy_e_img_b

This is not a great deal because the 22" version, which is identical in every other way, was only $99 all day yesterday on sellout.woot.

sdc100 wrote:Converting from HDMI to DVI is simple. Here's a converter for only $2.49, eligible for free s/h. The two ports are electrically identical.

Just like the Schven twins back in high school...sigh...

Well I'm gonna have to bite the bullet folks. Good luck for those that desire great things!

I just hope the Bunnies Ogling Carrots doesn't elude me in my dreams as well...

HDMI's are not responsible for monitors.

My tired squinty morning eyes could use a bigger monitor right about now.

cappo wrote:16:9 computer monitors make me sad.

Agreed. 16x10 is really better. Those extra 120 pixels make a surprising difference in many applications.

mhmank wrote:Why do I have to go buy something else? My other monitors that I use on my computers have the HDMI connection.

Yeah, but then people who need DVI would complain and fact is, DVI is more popular in the computer world than HDMI (which is used more in home entertainment). This is a computer monitor, not a TV so they went for DVI. Those who need HDMI can simply can a small converter which costs $2.49 on Amazon, and less than $2 on ebay. People can go on complaining ad infinitum about missing ports, i.e. composite, component, SVHS, optical, coaxial, etc but that is ignoring the fact that this is a computer monitor.

mhmank wrote:Why do I have to go buy something else? My other monitors that I use on my computers have the HDMI connection.

It's not unheard of to buy a cable when you buy a monitor. Like a lot of monitors, this one comes with a standard VGA cable. It probably wouldn't have come with an HDMI cable even if it had the input.

I am waiting on the microsoft mice to come up again..........

sdc100 wrote:Yeah, but then people who need DVI would complain and fact is, DVI is more popular in the computer world than HDMI (which is used more in home entertainment). This is a computer monitor, not a TV so they went for DVI. Those who need HDMI can simply can a small converter which costs $2.49 on Amazon, and less than $2 on ebay.

Are selling these converters you've been raving about?

I use hdmi to dvi all the time. They are great.

sdc100 wrote:Yeah, but then people who need DVI would complain and fact is, DVI is more popular in the computer world than HDMI (which is used more in home entertainment). This is a computer monitor, not a TV so they went for DVI. Those who need HDMI can simply can a small converter which costs $2.49 on Amazon, and less than $2 on ebay. People can go on complaining ad infinitum about missing ports, i.e. composite, component, SVHS, optical, coaxial, etc but that is ignoring the fact that this is a computer monitor.

Yay, somebody on these forums did their homework!

If I didn't already have a nice 23" monitor, and had the desk space TO run double, I'd spring for this thing. ._.

ResVdogsqt wrote:Are selling these converters you've been raving about?

I'm not sure I understand your question but there is no rave. The converter doesn't improve or change the signal, merely reroute it so it deserves no rave.

benza wrote:It's not unheard of to buy a cable when you buy a monitor. Like a lot of monitors, this one comes with a standard VGA cable. It probably wouldn't have come with an HDMI cable even if it had the input.

Then use one of the cables you already have. It keeps the cost down if they don't include a cable that everybody has at this point.

Those who want an alternative can go to the Acer outlet store which has a 21.5" Acer monitor for $85.98 with free s/h.

@ sdc100 yes this is a great deal , $20 an inch is a deal . Go price monitors .

sdc100 wrote:Yeah, but then people who need DVI would complain and fact is, DVI is more popular in the computer world than HDMI (which is used more in home entertainment). This is a computer monitor, not a TV so they went for DVI. Those who need HDMI can simply can a small converter which costs $2.49 on Amazon, and less than $2 on ebay. People can go on complaining ad infinitum about missing ports, i.e. composite, component, SVHS, optical, coaxial, etc but that is ignoring the fact that this is a computer monitor.

My dell desktop monitor came with the HDMI cables. I know you can convert DVI to HDMI. I was just pointing out that this did not have the straight HDMI connection like some other monitors I have at home. Just trying to make people aware!