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VIZIO 19" 720p Razor LED HDTV
$119.99 + $5 Shipping
Condition: Refurbished

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Tron Phone

that was fast

I see what you did there, Woot.

Yo Dawg, we heard you like Razors,...

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YAY! WOOT'S PLANE WILL ONLY EXPERIENCE LIMITED IMPACT!!

Is it just me, or did some of the write-ups get better? Maybe next time, the products will get better.

Woot has me conditioned to twitch every time something with a screen shows up. I'd almost rather have the Lenovo of my dreams than the bumblebee on cornbread. Both would be good, though.

ilikespam789 wrote:I see what you did there, Woot.

Yo Dawg, we heard you like Razors,...

Dang it, beat me to it!

"In other news, Razer hardware peripheral vendor moves into the home theater business"

First TV. Now do a 120Hz, bigger than 36" one and let me be the first sucker to buy it.

Gotta love the meta Razor pic! Well played, woot!

What's that box next to the TV labeled "VIZIO"? Is that for the volume control capabilities mentioned?

Great Deal! (even though Best Buy has a new Insignia 19" LED HDTV for $130 regular price. It will be on sale for $120 next Sunday).

WHY would I want a 19" television? I use dual 22" monitors at work and have used a 24" monitor on my home computer for years. Why in the world would I want a dinky little tv?

Dynamic contrast ratio, small, refurbished, 90 day warranty, iffy brand...

Decent port selection I guess, but I don't see how this is worth it.

http://www.amazon.com/Apex-LE1912-19-Inches-Definition-Television/dp/B007IO38MI/

More than 3x the contrast ratio and brand new for less.

mgullick wrote:WHY would I want a 19" television? I use dual 22" monitors at work and have used a 24" monitor on my home computer for years. Why in the world would I want a dinky little tv?

Is this a case when size really matters?

dr0bz wrote:What's that box next to the TV labeled "VIZIO"? Is that for the volume control capabilities mentioned?

That's the wall plug/wall wart. To make the TV slimmer, the transformer is moved to the plug.

So, I try to buy one of these and it says - "You've been banned." Huh?

therealjrn wrote:

Empty post... I think you need sleep, therealjrn. Based on your activity, I'm guessing you've been awake for days.

Edit: Doh!

I would get this to replace the 14" CRT TV in my bedroom, but then I'd lose the integrated VCR.

Looking for a TV for my camper. How good are the refurbs?

mgullick wrote:WHY would I want a 19" television? I use dual 22" monitors at work and have used a 24" monitor on my home computer for years. Why in the world would I want a dinky little tv?

Bedside TV, kitchen counter TV, guest room TV... Oh wait, I forgot Woot is here to serve you specifically. You're right! Woot, take this item away and find something mgullick would buy! And for cheap, too! Chop chop!

Wow, I can't believe a refurbb 19 in 720p tv isn't selling quicker......lunch break!

Wait...so is the tv based of a cell phone design?...I'll pass

PocketBrain wrote:Bedside TV, kitchen counter TV, guest room TV... Oh wait, I forgot Woot is here to serve you specifically. You're right! Woot, take this item away and find something mgullick would buy! And for cheap, too! Chop chop!

What did the five fingers say to the face...SLAP!

iamhappy726 wrote:Is this a case when size really matters?

...depends on where it's hung

Seriously though, you forgot one in the bathroom.

ajtleo wrote:That's the wall plug/wall wart. To make the TV slimmer, the transformer is moved to the plug.

Ahhh much appreciated. Thanks!

At my age I can barely read a newspaper much less see a 19" screen.

A 19" LED would be perfect for the kitchen. Wall mounts are inexpensive, so you would save even more counter space. Definitely worth considering!

would this make a good computer monitor??

ilikespam789 wrote:I see what you did there, Woot.

Yo Dawg, we heard you like Razors,...

Razr within a razor. Razorception

maybejet wrote:A 19" LED would be perfect for the kitchen. Wall mounts are inexpensive, so you would save even more counter space. Definitely worth considering!

I have a 55" Vizio in my kitchen...this would be good for the bathroom.

Okay, so I'm looking for a little help here on a unique problem with my own television. So my own television has started to do this super high pitched buzz. It's an old CRV t.v. and it's actually quite large, but the previous owner wanted a flat scree so we got this nice, big old t.v. that has great definition, but suddenly, thanks to this high pitched whine, I can't use. It just hurts my ears too much.

My wife can't hear the buzzing. I'm pretty sure what I'm hearing is the 'misquito buzz.'

Anyway, for those who are owners of flat screen t.v.s, do they have that high pitched buzz/whine? Or is this a problem unique to the old CRV models?

bluejester wrote:Okay, so I'm looking for a little help here on a unique problem with my own television. So my own television has started to do this super high pitched buzz. It's an old CRV t.v. and it's actually quite large, but the previous owner wanted a flat scree so we got this nice, big old t.v. that has great definition, but suddenly, thanks to this high pitched whine, I can't use. It just hurts my ears too much.

My wife can't here the buzzing. I'm pretty sure what I'm hearing is the 'misquito buzz.'

Anyway, for those who are owners of flat screen t.v.s, do they have that high pitched buzz/whine? Or is this a problem unique to the old CRV models?

Solution, TOSS IT and BUY THREE OF THESE! solved.

mgullick wrote:WHY would I want a 19" television? I use dual 22" monitors at work and have used a 24" monitor on my home computer for years. Why in the world would I want a dinky little tv?

For TV.

Perfect as a laundry room or kitchen TV. You know, for those of us that spend time in those rooms.

"ECO HD™ exceeds new Energy Star® 4.1 Guidelines by 23%, saving you money on your utility bills while limiting the impact on our plane"

Am I not to worry if I use it on a plane?

bluejester wrote:Okay, so I'm looking for a little help here on a unique problem with my own television. So my own television has started to do this super high pitched buzz. It's an old CRV t.v. and it's actually quite large, but the previous owner wanted a flat scree so we got this nice, big old t.v. that has great definition, but suddenly, thanks to this high pitched whine, I can't use. It just hurts my ears too much.

My wife can't hear the buzzing. I'm pretty sure what I'm hearing is the 'misquito buzz.'

Anyway, for those who are owners of flat screen t.v.s, do they have that high pitched buzz/whine? Or is this a problem unique to the old CRV models?

i havent noticed any high pitch noises on my flat screens. I think thats a tube tv problem only.