Large-Size LCDs Plummeting in Cost. Is It Time to Splurge on That 30" Display?
Posted 10/20/08 at 05:54:08 PM | by Andy Salisbury
Thanks to everybody’s favorite economy, the prices of large-size LCD monitors are on the way down again. After stabilizing for about a month, a lower than expected demand is putting pressure on monitor vendors to drop their prices.
After October prices are expected to drop 5-7%, with that trend continuing in the future. Large financial challenges are expected for the fourth quarter of 2008.
So if you’ve been waiting around to pick up a fancy 30” display, just wait a bit longer and you’ll get the price you’ve always wanted! If you’ve already picked up a 30” display, why not snag another? If you’ve already got three 30” displays, then Al Gore, I’m going to have to ask you to get back to work, sir.
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I can attest they have come down
Submitted by Joe The Plummer on Mon, 2008-10-20 18:23
Buy.com had a 32" Toshiba Regza for $599.99 with free shipping. Got it two days after I ordered it.
I procrastinated for 4 days before finally picking it up. All the reviews and comments I could find on the net praised this LCD. The next day they had the price back up to $749.99 after I purchased it. Glad I did it. And yes this set looks great.
The cheapest it can be found now is $679.99 at eCost.
http://www.google.com/products/catalog?q=32RV530U&btnG=Search+Products&cid=13789709884762568371&scoring=p#ps-sellers
Now We Know
Submitted by patrickmaher on Mon, 2008-10-20 17:51
We thought Al Gore wanted us to conserve energy and use alternative sources to protect the environment. Now we known he just wants to make sure there is still enough power for him to run his 3 30" LCDs.
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