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Sun Monitors for Startups

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15 Dec 2006

Someone at Sun emailed me to say they’ve heard my lament about monitors not being available separately under their Startup Essentials pricing.

You can now buy monitors without buying a desktop, although the procedure isn’t quite obvious.

To buy a monitor, log into your Sun store account and go to the Startup catalog. Go to the desktops and select a monitor add-on but don’t select the desktop. Add that to your cart and you should see the discounted monitor sitting there. They don’t have the 24" monitors available yet, but I’m told they’ll be there in January.

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Dave Kaufman - Techlife
December 15, 2006 9:43 AM

Mis-spelled "Monitor" in the title and I knew fast..thanks to Feedcrier!

Dave Kaufman - Techlife
December 15, 2006 9:44 AM

BTW - How much is a nice big monitor vs say CDW/Best Buy/ etc?

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