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jas8522 · 05-16-2008, 01:34 PM

This is an HP f2105 21" LCD for sale. It comes with a DVI, VGA and power cable.

See here for specs:

http://reviews.cnet.com/lcd-monitors...-31453816.html

As is common with this model, the power button has broken. You can still power it on by using a paperclip and pressing the button inside the casing. Once powered on, you don't need to power it off since it goes into power saving mode when the computer goes to sleep or when it is unplugged.

Keep in mind that the panel used in this monitor is an MVA panel and NOT TN like the majority of panels used today. In short, this means that this panel is better at colour reproduction and has a wider viewing angle than the majority of panels at any electronic retailer in Halifax. See this wikipedia article for the full explanation of MVA panels: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TFT_LCD#MVA

Selling for $175 firm - cheap because of the power button. If someone comes to buy it today (May 16, 2008) will sell for $165.

05-16-2008, 01:34 PM	#1
jas8522 Tipsy Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 95 vCash: 1000 Rep Power: 2 Feedback: (5) Rating:(100% Positive)	FS: HP f2105 21" LCD Panel This is an HP f2105 21" LCD for sale. It comes with a DVI, VGA and power cable. See here for specs: http://reviews.cnet.com/lcd-monitors...-31453816.html As is common with this model, the power button has broken. You can still power it on by using a paperclip and pressing the button inside the casing. Once powered on, you don't need to power it off since it goes into power saving mode when the computer goes to sleep or when it is unplugged. Keep in mind that the panel used in this monitor is an MVA panel and NOT TN like the majority of panels used today. In short, this means that this panel is better at colour reproduction and has a wider viewing angle than the majority of panels at any electronic retailer in Halifax. See this wikipedia article for the full explanation of MVA panels: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TFT_LCD#MVA Selling for $175 firm - cheap because of the power button. If someone comes to buy it today (May 16, 2008) will sell for $165.