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24'' Philips 246E9QDSB Full HD 1920x1080 75Hz Frameless FreeSync IPS Monitor EXPIRED
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Amazon has 24'' Philips Full HD 1920 x 1080 75Hz Frameless FreeSync IPS Monitor (E9 Line, 246E9QDSB) on sale for $99.99. Shipping is free.
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- Resolution:m 1920x1080
- Refresh Rate: 75Hz
- Philips E-Line 24" (23.8" viewable) LED monitor with Full HD 1920x1080, IPS panel for wide-viewing angles and full colors
- Philips Ultra Wide-Color technology with 129% sRGB & 108% NTSC color gamut coverage
- LowBlue mode reduces harmful shortwave blue light for your wellbeing + Flicker-Free technology regulates brightness and reduces eye fatigue
- AMD FreeSync technology provides fluid, artifact-free gaming performance with support up to 75Hz refresh rate
- 3-sided frameless design with ultra-narrow borders allow for minimal distractions and optimal multi-monitor setup
- Wall mountable (VESA compatible)
- HDMI, DVI-D, VGA, and audio out connectivity
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Amazon.com [amazon.com] has 24" Philips IPS 1920 x 1080 75Hz FreeSync Blue Light Monitor (246E9QDSB) on sale for $99.99. Shipping is free
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| Product Name: | PHILIPS 246E9QDSB 24" Frameless Monitor, Full HD IPS, 129% sRGB, 75Hz, FreeSync, VESA, 4Yr Advance Replacement Warranty |
| Manufacturer: | Envision Peripherals |
| Model Number: | 246E9QDSB |
| Product SKU: | B07CK4W58Y |
| UPC: | 609585252103 |
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TPV also has the licenses for all Philips TV's produced outside of North America and Philips Audio globally. In North America Philips and Magnavox TV's are produced by Funai of Japan since around 2008/9 under license. Funai was the original OEM manufacturer, long before Foxconn/Hon Hai existed.
Why all the licensing? Because electronics have become commoditized tech with low barriers of entry. Unless you're selling high end products at top prices, you aren't making profits. Especially, when you can get old reliable A/V products dirt cheap at shop goodwill or Ebay. Better to get 5% of sales and not invest a dime. Have you seen LG's giant drop in profits report???
Not only because product isn't being moved, but in some locales, additional taxes/fees are assessed on actual storage in a warehouse (in an effort to promote transactions instead of warehouses sitting on goods).
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Not only because product isn't being moved, but in some locales, additional taxes/fees are assessed on actual storage in a warehouse (in an effort to promote transactions instead of warehouses sitting on goods).
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TPV also has the licenses for all Philips TV's produced outside of North America and Philips Audio globally. In North America Philips and Magnavox TV's are produced by Funai of Japan since around 2008/9 under license. Funai was the original OEM manufacturer, long before Foxconn/Hon Hai existed.
Why all the licensing? Because electronics have become commoditized tech with low barriers of entry. Unless you're selling high end products at top prices, you aren't making profits. Especially, when you can get old reliable A/V products dirt cheap at shop goodwill or Ebay. Better to get 5% of sales and not invest a dime. Have you seen LG's giant drop in profits report???
TPV also has the licenses for all Philips TV's produced outside of North America and Philips Audio globally. In North America Philips and Magnavox TV's are produced by Funai of Japan since around 2008/9 under license. Funai was the original OEM manufacturer, long before Foxconn/Hon Hai existed.
Why all the licensing? Because electronics have become commoditized tech with low barriers of entry. Unless you're selling high end products at top prices, you aren't making profits. Especially, when you can get old reliable A/V products dirt cheap at shop goodwill or Ebay. Better to get 5% of sales and not invest a dime. Have you seen LG's giant drop in profits report???