Sell your broken MPC2000(XL) LCDs to me!

Fung45 wrote:^Bingo. Nobody cares if you're an engineer or how much knowledge you have to flex about LCD technology, your business sense is awful. Why invest in refurbishing something that probably costs under $50 in materials to make from scratch? Bedouin called it, a better investment would be to find a company in Japan or China or India that can make an LCD screen to your specifications.

mister_sosa74 wrote:http://www.wikihow.com/Fix-a-Stuck-Pixel-on-an-LCD-Monitor

envisionelec wrote: I do have business sense, thanks.

It's nice you think that. Good luck with your LCD refurbishing business.

AWW_NAWW wrote:You are looking to make 20-30k off of this and you only wanna fork out $10 per lcd?
GET tHE **** OUTA HERE!!!

envisionelec wrote:

AWW_NAWW wrote:You are looking to make 20-30k off of this and you only wanna fork out $10 per lcd?
GET tHE **** OUTA HERE!!!

$10 for something you would throw away anyway.

UPDATE:
Doesn't matter. I got a shitload of these displays now so I am getting the last laugh.

So, should I sell them for $100 or $500 now that they're "obsolete"?

sonseelye wrote:100 or 500 where r they at?,i want one now!!

envisionelec wrote:

Fung45 wrote:^Bingo. Nobody cares if you're an engineer or how much knowledge you have to flex about LCD technology, your business sense is awful. Why invest in refurbishing something that probably costs under $50 in materials to make from scratch? Bedouin called it, a better investment would be to find a company in Japan or China or India that can make an LCD screen to your specifications.

Here's the deal, brother - I already did that. It's cost prohibitive and puts you back into the $300+ per piece market. So, yeah - I do have business sense, thanks.



Anyway, this was just a thread to see if anyone wanted to offload their LCDs for science and make a little money in the process. Judging by the response, I'm not going to have it that easy.