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[FS][US] Planar PX2611W 26" IPS Monitor

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Excellent condition Planar PX2611W 26" Monitor with the high grade IPS type panel. This type monitor not only has beautiful picture quality but also viewing from all angles.
No defects or dead/bad pixels. Comes with original box and accessories.
The price is $625.00 shipped. PayPal accepted.
My heatware name is: solaris54
Here is the heatware link: http://www.heatware.com/eval.php?id=64644







 
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You must have your member name in the picture with the monitor. Please do so, or the thread will be closed. Thanks. :)
 
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Is there anyway to do that with an existing picture or do I have to retake the pictures?
Sorry I read the rules but didnt catch that part.
 
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Just retake one picture please. :cool:

*Oh and beautiful monitor.
 
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Damn, now that is one fricking sweeeeeeeeet monitor........Bump!
 
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Bump for one hell of a screen.


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Great monitor. Great price!

This monitor uses a LG.Philips panel, the LM260WU1. This is the same panel used in the NEC LCD2690WUXi and the DoubleSight DS-263N. The NEC display used to sell new for $1100-1200 dollars, and the only difference that I know of between this unit and the NEC is an A-TW polarizer in the NEC. All this feature does is increase extreme angle viewing enjoyability, so most times you'd never need it.

All of these monitors have been highly sought after due to color quality. IPS are the closest to CRT tubes in terms of accuracy, and these models have shown to be particularly good. An additional bonus is that this model, the Planar, has a really low input lag compared to most LCDs. On top of this, there should be very little ghosting making this monitor a great choice for gamers as well.

I want this. That much should be obvious. My lack of money and shipping it to Canada are keeping me away.
 
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El Fiendo said:
Great monitor. Great price!

This monitor uses a LG.Philips panel, the LM260WU1. This is the same panel used in the NEC LCD2690WUXi and the DoubleSight DS-263N. The NEC display used to sell new for $1100-1200 dollars, and the only difference that I know of between this unit and the NEC is an A-TW polarizer in the NEC. All this feature does is increase extreme angle viewing enjoyability, so most times you'd never need it.

All of these monitors have been highly sought after due to color quality. IPS are the closest to CRT tubes in terms of accuracy, and these models have shown to be particularly good. An additional bonus is that this model, the Planar, has a really low input lag compared to most LCDs. On top of this, there should be very little ghosting making this monitor a great choice for gamers as well.

I want this. That much should be obvious. My lack of money and shipping it to Canada are keeping me away.
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Yes this is all true and I thought I would never sell this monitor. I am only selling because I have moved up to 30" but I dont think any of them have the same excellent picture quality as the Planar.
 
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Mussels said:
n.


*E-gasms are unrelated to E-rockers.
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You've obviously never seen him when a new piece of hardware comes in the mail.:roll:

Bump for a beautiful screen.
 
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