Very HOT! -- deals on most Dell Flat Panel monitors 20% off - NEW 10% coupon!!! (Dell Small Business)

[K-squared]

Dell Small Business has the following Flat Panel monitors 20% off > combineable with the new 10% off coupons!!!


$439.20 > $395.28 ($386.39*) - PLANAR PX171M-BK 17-inch Performance Multimedia LCD Monitor

$423.20 > $380.88 ($372.31*) - DELL UltraSharp 1800FP 18-inch Flat Panel LCD Monitor

$519.20 > $467.28 ($456.77*) - DELL UltraSharp 1901FP 19-inch Flat Panel Monitor with Height Adjustable Stand

$799.20 > $719.28 ($703.10*) - DELL UltraSharp 2000FP 20-inch Flat Panel LCD Monitor

*Price after 2.25% fatcash - STACKS with the current 10% off DSB , but will NOT stack with 20% S&P coupon :frown:

Buy now and as a valued Dell Small Business customer, save 20% on select LCD Monitors.

Special Offer - Expires: 9/17/2003

• Pricing, specifications, availability, and terms of offer may change without notice and are not transferable. Taxes and shipping charges extra, vary and are not subject to discount. Dell Small Business new purchases only who take delivery in the 50 United States. The Small Business site and offers contained herein valid only for end users and not for resellers and/or online auctions. Dell cannot be responsible for errors in typography or photography. Dell cannot be responsible for errors, omissions, or consequences of misuse of site and its functions. Offers not necessarily combinable. Discounts cannot be retroactively applied. Orders subject to cancellation by Dell. Software and peripherals offers do not apply to software and peripherals in the online system configuration pages, you must purchase eligible items through the separate software and peripherals online store. Limit 5 systems and 5 discounted or promotional products per customer. If items purchased under these promotions are leased, items leased will be subject to applicable end of lease options or requirements. Offer expires midnight (CST) September 17, 2003.

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Very HOT! -- Most Dell Flat Panel monitors 20% off - no coupon required!!! (Dell Small Business)
Very HOT! -- deals on most Dell Flat Panel monitors 20% off - no coupon required!!! (Dell Home & Small Business)

 

[abracadabra1]

Dell's aggressive pricing is great for us. These are all good/very good monitors at amazing prices.

I have both the Planar and the 1901fp; just outstanding.

 

[risingpheonix]

$550 for me becasue of $30 tax.

Same as Home deal with $35 and instant 10% off. or Same as 20% of coupon deal. Nothing new. I missed the Sub $500 deal.

I ordered yesterday for $550

 

[Pothead]

The PLANAR PX171M-BK 17-inch was $411, 25% off automatically the past few days

 

[K-squared]

** UPDATE !!! **


TODAY ONLY! - Dell Home has the following Flat Panel monitors 10% off; price with the $45 off $500 coupon (33A0B32EEDF8):


$449.10 ($435.62*) - PLANAR PX171M-BK 17-inch Performance Multimedia LCD Monitor

$431.10 ($418.17*) - DELL UltraSharp 1800FP 18-inch Flat Panel LCD Monitor

$539.10 ($522.93*) - DELL UltraSharp 1901FP 19-inch Flat Panel Monitor with Height Adjustable Stand

$854.10 ($828.48*) - DELL UltraSharp 2000FP 20-inch Flat Panel LCD Monitor

*Price after 3.00% fatcash - no reports of stacking with other Dell Home/Dell S&P coupons :frown:


Dell Home Customers: Save $45 on Peripheral Purchases over $500! (Affiliate only online offer)

Special Offer - Expires: 9/11/2003

• Prices, availability and terms of offer may change without notice. Taxes and shipping charges are extra, vary and are not subject to discount. May be combined with other select offers or discounts. Valid for new U.S. online purchases through the Dell Home Systems Software and Peripherals site only. Offer does not apply to and is not available with systems or items purchased through the online systems configurator, refurbished items or spare parts. Purchase limit of 10 same items per order, but any applicable discounts apply to only the first 5 same items per order. Dell cannot be responsible for errors in typography or photography. Limit 1 per customer, 1 use per coupon.

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Dell Small Business has the following Flat Panel monitors 20% off:


$439.20 ($429.32*) - PLANAR PX171M-BK 17-inch Performance Multimedia LCD Monitor

$423.20 ($413.68*) - DELL UltraSharp 1800FP 18-inch Flat Panel LCD Monitor

$519.20 ($507.52*) - DELL UltraSharp 1901FP 19-inch Flat Panel Monitor with Height Adjustable Stand

$799.20 ($781.22*) - DELL UltraSharp 2000FP 20-inch Flat Panel LCD Monitor

*Price after 2.25% fatcash - will NOT stack with 20% S&P coupon :frown:


Buy now and as a valued Dell Small Business customer, save 20% on select LCD Monitors.

Special Offer - Expires: 9/17/2003

• Pricing, specifications, availability, and terms of offer may change without notice and are not transferable. Taxes and shipping charges extra, vary and are not subject to discount. Dell Small Business new purchases only who take delivery in the 50 United States. The Small Business site and offers contained herein valid only for end users and not for resellers and/or online auctions. Dell cannot be responsible for errors in typography or photography. Dell cannot be responsible for errors, omissions, or consequences of misuse of site and its functions. Offers not necessarily combinable. Discounts cannot be retroactively applied. Orders subject to cancellation by Dell. Software and peripherals offers do not apply to software and peripherals in the online system configuration pages, you must purchase eligible items through the separate software and peripherals online store. Limit 5 systems and 5 discounted or promotional products per customer. If items purchased under these promotions are leased, items leased will be subject to applicable end of lease options or requirements. Offer expires midnight (CST) September 17, 2003.

 

[papaschtroumpf]

CAn anyone buy through the small business site? what's the difference with the Home side?

 

[RossMAN]

Originally posted by: papaschtroumpf
CAn anyone buy through the small business site? what's the difference with the Home side?

Yes, very good question!

They do not verify if you really are a business, you do not need a TIN, no background check is done, you just need a business name (something like "Your Name Computer Services" is fine). Don't forget to purchase through ebates or fatcash to save even more!

 

[Moffat Cafe]

Does anyone know what the Dell policy is on defective pixels? Thanks.

 

[papaschtroumpf]

They have a 30 day satisfaction guaranteed on their orders so I assume you can return it if you don't like it, but then you may not be able to exchange it for a new one.

 

[rocadelpunk]

what's best image quality..overall better? dell 1800fp or the 17in planar?

or VP171b?

 

[hmsrolst]

I was thinking about the 1901 because the idea of swivelling to the profile view for writing seems to make sense. Has anyone tried an LCD this way, and is it better than the regular landscape setup? Also is this done just through software or is any special card required? I plan to use the DVI output.


I also posted this in the other thread, but thought I'd increase my odds of feedback by also doing it here.

 

[huesmann]

Hot if there were free shipping, warm since there isn't.

 

[hmsrolst]

Originally posted by: huesmann
Hot if there were free shipping, warm since there isn't.

I went to both SB and Home, and got a popup that there was free shipping for a "limited time."

 

[kly1222]

Originally posted by: hmsrolst
I was thinking about the 1901 because the idea of swivelling to the profile view for writing seems to make sense. Has anyone tried an LCD this way, and is it better than the regular landscape setup? Also is this done just through software or is any special card required? I plan to use the DVI output.


I also posted this in the other thread, but thought I'd increase my odds of feedback by also doing it here.

Pivoting your display does not require any special video card, but if the software that comes with your video card doesn't support rotating your desktop, you'll need a something like Pivot Pro.

I've personally tried the profile view with my 1901's, but I just couldn't get used to it. It does help when your view webpages or writing a paper, since you can see more with less scrolling. Here's how the setup looks like: Rotated Display

 

[spikemike]

Originally posted by: hmsrolst
I was thinking about the 1901 because the idea of swivelling to the profile view for writing seems to make sense. Has anyone tried an LCD this way, and is it better than the regular landscape setup? Also is this done just through software or is any special card required? I plan to use the DVI output.


I also posted this in the other thread, but thought I'd increase my odds of feedback by also doing it here.

Just so you know if you are a fan of microsoft cleartype in profile mode it will not work, due to the way cleartype works, so for people who are used to cleartype it will be harder to read in profile mode

 

[spikemike]

sorry, it kept coming up with page cannot be displayed, didn't realize it was posting

 

[spikemike]

Originally posted by: hmsrolst
I was thinking about the 1901 because the idea of swivelling to the profile view for writing seems to make sense. Has anyone tried an LCD this way, and is it better than the regular landscape setup? Also is this done just through software or is any special card required? I plan to use the DVI output.


I also posted this in the other thread, but thought I'd increase my odds of feedback by also doing it here.

Just so you know if you are a fan of microsoft cleartype in profile mode it will not work, due to the way cleartype works, so for people who are used to cleartype it will be harder to read in profile mode

 

[spikemike]

Originally posted by: hmsrolst
I was thinking about the 1901 because the idea of swivelling to the profile view for writing seems to make sense. Has anyone tried an LCD this way, and is it better than the regular landscape setup? Also is this done just through software or is any special card required? I plan to use the DVI output.


I also posted this in the other thread, but thought I'd increase my odds of feedback by also doing it here.

Just so you know if you are a fan of microsoft cleartype in profile mode it will not work, due to the way cleartype works, so for people who are used to cleartype it will be harder to read in profile mode

 

[spikemike]

Originally posted by: hmsrolst
I was thinking about the 1901 because the idea of swivelling to the profile view for writing seems to make sense. Has anyone tried an LCD this way, and is it better than the regular landscape setup? Also is this done just through software or is any special card required? I plan to use the DVI output.


I also posted this in the other thread, but thought I'd increase my odds of feedback by also doing it here.

Just so you know if you are a fan of microsoft cleartype in profile mode it will not work, due to the way cleartype works, so for people who are used to cleartype it will be harder to read in profile mode

 

[spikemike]

Originally posted by: hmsrolst
I was thinking about the 1901 because the idea of swivelling to the profile view for writing seems to make sense. Has anyone tried an LCD this way, and is it better than the regular landscape setup? Also is this done just through software or is any special card required? I plan to use the DVI output.


I also posted this in the other thread, but thought I'd increase my odds of feedback by also doing it here.

Just so you know if you are a fan of microsoft cleartype in profile mode it will not work, due to the way cleartype works, so for people who are used to cleartype it will be harder to read in profile mode

 

[spikemike]

Originally posted by: hmsrolst
I was thinking about the 1901 because the idea of swivelling to the profile view for writing seems to make sense. Has anyone tried an LCD this way, and is it better than the regular landscape setup? Also is this done just through software or is any special card required? I plan to use the DVI output.


I also posted this in the other thread, but thought I'd increase my odds of feedback by also doing it here.

Just so you know if you are a fan of microsoft cleartype in profile mode it will not work, due to the way cleartype works, so for people who are used to cleartype it will be harder to read in profile mode

 

[Passions]

Originally posted by: spikemike

Originally posted by: hmsrolst
I was thinking about the 1901 because the idea of swivelling to the profile view for writing seems to make sense. Has anyone tried an LCD this way, and is it better than the regular landscape setup? Also is this done just through software or is any special card required? I plan to use the DVI output.


I also posted this in the other thread, but thought I'd increase my odds of feedback by also doing it here.

Just so you know if you are a fan of microsoft cleartype in profile mode it will not work, due to the way cleartype works, so for people who are used to cleartype it will be harder to read in profile mode

BANNNNNNNNNNNNNN!

 

[hmsrolst]

Thanks for the feedback. I do like cleartype, so there's a real trade-off for me.

 

[spikemike]

it was just an accident, my screen kept coming up page could not be displayed, so i thought it wasn't posting. Sorry

 

[papaschtroumpf]

Originally posted by: papaschtroumpf
They have a 30 day satisfaction guaranteed on their orders so I assume you can return it if you don't like it, but then you may not be able to exchange it for a new one.

Actually it looks like it doesn;t apply to peripherals. There seems to be a 15% restocking fee.