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15% Dell LCDs (including FP1900 and FP1901)

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Dell (Small Business) is now offering 15% off all Dell CRT monitors select Dell LCD Monitors until 8/13/03. These include the 19" LCDs this time around:

UltraSharp 1800FP 18" LCD: $529 - $79.35 = $449.65

UltraSharp 1900FP 19" LCD: $699 - $104.85 = $594.15 (500:1 contrast ratio)

UltraSharp 1901FP 19" LCD: $749 - $112.35 = $636.65 (600:1 contrast ratio)

UltraSharp 2000FP 20" LCD: $999 - $149.85 = $849.15

They will work with a Mac, but be sure to check the interfaces.

Dell Small Business - 15% off Monitors


Submitted by Brian Hickman

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