Is there a good place near Portsmouth, NH to recycle old CRTs?
My home computer monitor recently died after 14 years of trusty
service. I replaced this with an LCD monitor.
Thanks,
--kevin
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On Apr 17, 2005, at 13:26, Brian wrote:
IMO, you can't really, truly, justify a purchase like that
economically,
environmentally, OR politically.
Yeah, but it's sexy, saves desk space, and it's a good enough excuse
for SWMBO.
More practically, I've never had an LCD lose focus on me. I've
scrap
olitically.
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> Randy Edwards
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> Subject: Re: Power consumption (was: free to good home, 19" CRT)
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> Compared to the cost of a few hundred bucks for a nice new panel display,
> that doesn't exactly blow me away. Of course, there are other
> factors in a panel, including physical space savings and waste heat [...]
Your and Paul's analysis of the costs of the monitor are spot-on -- it's
On Sat, 16 Apr 2005, Paul Lussier wrote:
Peter Dobratz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
I have a KDS 19" CRT that ran X at 1600x1200 under Debian unstable for
many years. It's still a perfectly good monitor, but it draws close
to 90 Watts of power
If my calculations are correct, that's only .75 amps at
