HOT MediaCeter 2005 PC and 30" LCD tv for under $2000 AR

[gabemcg]

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The monitor goes for about $1300 normally, and that's a pretty nice PC, with a set-top designed case for under a grand!



Experience more home entertainment from a PowerSpec MCE 410 preinstalled with Microsoft® Windows® XP Media Center Edition 2005.

Conveniently control and enjoy your music, television, photos, games, and more - without sacrificing the computing ability you've come to expect from Microsoft® Windows® XP. Experience more of the digital entertainment you want in your home with a PowerSpec MCE 410 preinstalled with Microsoft Windows Media Center Edition 2005.

30" Wide-Screen LCD-TV PowerSpec® MCE 410


? HD-Ready
? HD Tuner required for HDTV reception (Not Included)
? 1280 x 768 WXGA resolution
? 15:9 Wide-Screen Aspect Ratio
? Ultrathin 4.25" deep without base
? 33.51 lbs.
? 600:1 Contrast Ratio
? Wide, 170° viewing angle
? Built-in Speakers (10W + 10W)
? Picture in Picture (PIP)
? Closed Captioning
? Removable base with VESA Compliant Mounting points
? Composite, Component & S-Video Input Ports
? Ports are conveniently located on both sides

Price Breakthrough
Only $999 Add To Cart
*Price after $200 mail-in rebate.
HDTV decoder not included.


? Intel® Pentium® 4 Processor 530 with HT Technology
(3GHz, 800MHz FSB, 1MB Cache)
? Windows® XP Media Center Edition 2005
? 512MB PC3200 DDR RAM
? 160 GB SATA Hard Drive
? 16X Dual Layer DVD±R/RW Burner
? ATI Radeon X300LS with 64MB DDR SDRAM
? NTSC TV tuner with pause, replay & programmable
record capabilities, FM Tuner
? 7 in 1 Media Card Reader
? Wireless Remote
? Keyboard & Mouse
? 1 Year On-Site Warranty

Only $999
*Price after $200 mail-in rebate.

 

[mb]

nvm

 

[winzonly]

the TV is pretty good price, but the computer is WAY too expensive for what it comes with...

 

[djchemistry]

30" LCD for $999 AR with decent specs? I'd say that's damn hot. While LCD prices are set to go lower, 30" LCD for less than $1000 is a great deal. Wish I had the money.

 

[brystmar]

Originally posted by: djchemistry
30" LCD for $999 AR with decent specs? I'd say that's damn hot. While LCD prices are set to go lower, 30" LCD for less than $1000 is a great deal.

a 30" HD-ready LCD for under $1000 is not a "great deal"...it's a freaking AMAZING deal!

 

[Surr]

15:9? typo?

 

[Apex]

Originally posted by: Surr
15:9? typo?

Nope, that's correct. 1280 x 768 = 15:9

 

[toant103]

Originally posted by: brystmar

Originally posted by: djchemistry
30" LCD for $999 AR with decent specs? I'd say that's damn hot. While LCD prices are set to go lower, 30" LCD for less than $1000 is a great deal.

a 30" HD-ready LCD for under $1000 is not a "great deal"...it's a freaking AMAZING deal!

after rebate

 

[gabemcg]

Originally posted by: brystmar

Originally posted by: djchemistry
30" LCD for $999 AR with decent specs? I'd say that's damn hot. While LCD prices are set to go lower, 30" LCD for less than $1000 is a great deal.

a 30" HD-ready LCD for under $1000 is not a "great deal"...it's a freaking AMAZING deal!

thanks, wish I had the cash too...

 

[kimagurealex]

If it is the power spec monitor from MicroCenter. I would say it isn't a very good TV. I used it to watch a DVD in microcenter. The picture quality isn't that great at all(in my eye). But for the price, it is hard to beat.

Alex