Re: OT: Looking for heavy and power-hungry CRT monitor

Darn, why didn't you ask this last week? I just gave one away.
http://ca.groups.yahoo.com/group/FullCirclesOttawa/message/127649
Well, maybe one inch off your spec...

P.S. I don't think there's a good way to dispose of these... you either pay
(a lot) http://tter.ca/ http://computerrecyclersottawa.com/ or you haul it
out for landfill.

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Andy


2008/11/12 Brett Delmage <[email protected]>

> Do you have a desk space-eating, power-guzzling (150W!), dangerously heavy
> (80 lb!) 21 inch or larger CRT monitor that you would like to get rid of ?
>
> As well as running various other Linux apps, I do a lot of photo editing.
> A CRT works best for me for this, especially at the current the
> price-performance ratio. (I'll get an LCD monitor someday, as display
> quality continues to improve and prices drop, and my back will surely
> thank me.)
>
> I need to replace my 21 inch NEC which has given me years of service but
> has finally died :-(  Does anyone know the most affordable way to dispose
> of it in an environmentally-responsible manner ?
>
> If you have one of these CRT beasts you would be glad to have me pick up,
> for free or an affordable price (I'm on a budget, and perhaps this will
> save you disposal effort and $), please contact me directly. Thanks!
>
> Brett
>
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