Failed B/U Monitor - What to do now?
We bought our Georgetown new in 2004, and while we have had some issues with it, I've never looked back at our decision to buy it because of the enjoyment it has provided us over the years. The one t...
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KJINTF wrote:
Always gives me a good laugh when I hear "Not Repairable"
Kind of the reason I have 10 or 15 large flat screen HDTV's here all working just perfectly, typical repair takes me about 30 minutes and less than $5.00 in parts. That monitor is repairable even if it's a CRT type monitor suggest you call local TV and stereo shops most of the time it's FAR less expensive to get them repaired than purchase new.
With skilled Electronic technicians going for like 150/hr in many markets, With one hour minimum billing, anything with a price tag below $300.00 is non-repairable by definition.
Unless, of course, you happen to be said Electronics technician. IN which case the cost of labor = 0/hr.. Why I have stuff that works here too.
That said (Thank you warranty) I just spent most of the afternoon solving a software issue on my new (less than one month old) netbook that is going in my radio room next month.
Was fun out here this AM, waiting for HP to call I dual-computerd, got done in 3 hours what normally takes... A whole lot longer.
