ALIVE!!! SONY 19inch 12ms LCD (HS94P) $669 AR + Tax (shipped) ALIVE

[zlooop]

Circuit City Websale!



This is a pretty hot deal for those of you waiting to get on the LCD bandwagon!

 

[Hugenstein]

Xbrite too, definitely have to consider this upgrade I don't need.

 

[rmrfhomeoops]

769 - 100Rebate + shipping for me....:frown:
How did you get 650 (AR)?

 

[zlooop]

SOrry.. i meant 669... ill change it in the title


Actually.. i just checked it and it says 665 for me .. weird

 

[babylon5]

Damn I have no money......

 

[uwannawhat]

Man!

That l@@ks like a very nice LCD monitor.

 

[z0mb13]

hmm is this a hot deal???

hows this compared to dells 2001fp?

 

[z0mb13]

damn which one should I get?? this one or the viewsonic one

arghh

 

[kfonda]

Go take a look at this one in the store. The XBrite screen is amazing.

 

[Hugenstein]

If you haven't seen XBrite( or HP BrightView or Fujistu CrystalView) do yourself a favor and check them out at a store. May ruin you on old LCDs though.

 

[uwannawhat]

Well, I took the plunge. $717 after rebate & taxes.

They are now sold out online?

Hmmmmm........

12ms & a few other small details are what swayed me to this monitor over the Dell 2001FP.

thanks for the heads~up zlooop

 

[abaez]

Reviews.. anyone?

 

[uwannawhat]

Review

 

[demenion]

this is tempting.. what is the normal price of this LCD?

my CRT monitor died and i'm looking for for a LCD.. (i play games, movies, and alot of photoshop)

 

[demenion]

also, i have a lot of friends who work at circuit city. this seems to be online only? is there anyway to get a employee discount added? :/

 

[DaiShan]

mmmm

/me wants two, too bad I dont' have the cash for one, great deal though, hope more of these show up in a few months

 

[music]

I had the HS74P (17 inch model) and returned it. I returned it because the screen is very reflective. This is especially noticeable if you have a light or, as in my case, a window behind you. I also noticed that the bottom of the screen appeared brighter than the top, when I was checking for dead pixels.

 

[isekii]

wow that's a sweet looking LCD.
I wouldn't mind dumping my 1800FP for that thiing.
but what sways me is that it's only 1 inch larger $250 addition to the 1800FP for that

 

[zlooop]

Originally posted by: music
I had the HS74P (17 inch model) and returned it. I returned it because the screen is very reflective. This is especially noticeable if you have a light or, as in my case, a window behind you. I also noticed that the bottom of the screen appeared brighter than the top, when I was checking for dead pixels.

THere are a few people on the HardForums that have these and no one has talked about the reflection being bad. Also, Tomshardware reviewed an older version of the lcd.

 

[Yobbo]

717 after tax and rebates...I got my new 2001fp for $669.25, should I stick with that or jump on this...the 12ms response time seems like a big advantage...although my 2001fp is nice as hell

 

[ActuaryTm]

Originally posted by: Yobbo
717 after tax and rebates...I got my new 2001fp for $669.25, should I stick with that or jump on this...the 12ms response time seems like a big advantage...although my 2001fp is nice as hell

Sony SDMHS94P native resolution: 1280x1024
Dell 2001FP native resolution: 1600x1200

Personal preference plays a key part here. Personally, would prefer the UXGA display to the SXGA display. Also would be remiss not to mention the 2001FP is a 20" display, whereas the SDMHS94P is 19".

 

[vetteguy]

Does anyone know if they have an XBRITE LCD out that does 1600x1200?

 

[ActuaryTm]

Originally posted by: vetteguy
Does anyone know if they have an XBRITE LCD out that does 1600x1200?

Believe not yet for desktop LCDs; there is however a UXGA notebook (16.1") XBRITE display.

 

[ss284]

Xbrite is beautiful, unless there is any semi bright lightsource anywhere behind you .

But it does look better than the 2001fp because the screen door effect is nearly non existant.


-Steve

 

[Anonemous]

hmmm 832$ with tax before the rebate... darn tax

edit: but seksi monitor to boot