Screen Availability

[ADAMPOKE111]

OK, So the title may be a bit misleading but... I need to know an answer to this question!

Q: Do you know anywhere I can get a DVI computer monitor realitively cheaply... That works of course.

[JeremyF]

http://www.geeks.com/products......sp?cat=MON -- I personally recommend Geeks.com. Right now they have a refurb 17" for $69. This is the best price I"ve found with guaranteed legitimacy.

[JeremyF]

http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html.....8;_udhi=70

eBay has some cheaper but they sketchiness goes up.

[Phil Spiegel]

Can I suggest including mention of one's country when either requesting or supplying information about equipment for use with the Raspberry Pi - some do include in their ident, but not all -  perhaps early in the thread title would be a good place to include it?.

Availablility and cost vary considerably between countries - including whether 'local taxes' are included in the quoted price, or not.

rgds

Phil (in the UK)

[Forrrge]

How about £65 for new 19" from ebuyer

http://www.ebuyer.com/179617-f.....k1331-v160

[RaTTuS]

http://www.amazon.com/Accell-U.....B003HC85D2

may work - not exactly what you where after but ... YMMV

[ArborealSeer]

err thats a DisplayPort not  HDMI??

there are cheaper alternatives being discussed here. i'm hoping they work the same way though!

http://www.raspberrypi.org/for.....-shipping/

[RaTTuS]

DoH - stupid me ....

[davesedar]

If you happen to be in the UK and have £94 to spare on a 21.5" HDMI, you could try:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/ctg/AOC-.....286.c0.m14

Its nice to look at whilst waiting for my rpi to turn up.

[ADAMPOKE111]

I live in England so I"d prefer something in GBP rather than dollars. Also buying from a site which is based somewhere other thank the UK you don"t have the roghts of consumer law. For example: If I buy something and I don"t get it I can get a full refund. BTW I am an 11 year old but I do know alot about computers and technoledgy so don"t treat me like a novis!

[jamesh]

http://www.ebuyer.com/363971-1.....-196v3lsb7

Take a look a Ebuyers monitor section. Some decent prices there.

[SN]

ADAMPOKE111 said:


I live in England so I"d prefer something in GBP rather than dollars. Also buying from a site which is based somewhere other thank the UK you don"t have the roghts of consumer law. For example: If I buy something and I don"t get it I can get a full refund. BTW I am an 11 year old but I do know alot about computers and technoledgy so don"t treat me like a novis!


you're going to need your parents help then - I see plenty of sun-100 quid cheapo small flatscreen TV's (with HDMI connections) in supermarkets etc - I'd go somewhere you can touchy/feely and take away there and then (and take back if it doesn't work)

[JeremyF]

Here's a UK site selling a DVI monitor for 60 GBP (72 GBP with VAT)

http://www.misco.co.uk/Cat/821.....t=PriceAsc

I could find these way cheaper in the US, but I understand you want a UK site. ($100/$117 w/ shipping and taxes is a bit steep)

[MattPurland]

http://www.ebuyer.com/363971-1.....-196v3lsb7

£62.99 inc. VAT and free delivery – can't go wrong!

Edit: Oops, James beat me to it!

[Grumpy_Git]

Morgancomputers has some cheap screens, best to call and ask if any are DVI compatible though.

Nick.