Monitors Computers Auctions in WASHINGTON - Live and Online Sales
Monitors Computers Auctions in WASHINGTON
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Be on the lookout for a phone call as soon as you get the winning bid, we will be calling you to collect your payment! PAYMENT IS MANDATORY BY 5PM ON TUESDAY! ATTENTION: EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY WE ARE NO LONGER TAKING CARD TRANSACTIONS OF ANY SORT FOR VEHICLE PURCHASES! YOU CAN COMPLETE PAYMENT ON SUCH TRANSACTION WITH CASH OR BANK WIRE TRANSFER!
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A monitor is like a flatscreen TV you connect to a desktop or laptop computer, either as a primary or supplemental display. Whether it’s an Apple monitor or a BenQ, Dell, Samsung, Sony, ViewSonic, or some other brand of display, typical used monitors have diagonal screen sizes of 17 to 27 inches or more. Recent models come in a widescreen format with a 16:10 or 16:9 width-to-height aspect ratio, but you’ll also see old displays with the old 4:3 standard ratio, too. Monitors may include integrated speakers and/or USB ports for your convenience. Some even have special technologies, such as higher refresh rates for fast videogames, impressive color gamuts for photo and video processing, or digitizers that transform the displays into interactive touchscreens. On the used market, you may even see old-fashioned CRT (cathode ray tube) displays for sale or auction on the cheap. Not finding what you seek in HiBid.com’s monitor auctions? Check back in a few days as new units appear often.