Dell D3218HN 31.5" Full HD LED Monitor

awesome deal !

Why do you say that? I have 40" 3840x2160 monitors, a 32" 3840x2160 monitor, 30" 2560x1600 monitors, 27" 2560x1440 monitors, and many others of various sizes, resolutions, pixel densities, panel technologies (e.g. IPS, VA, TN, touchscreen) and aspect ratios. I have bought monitors ranging from $50 to $1500 apiece. What special insights do you have regarding monitors that I am ignorant of? //@anonymous: Ignorant is bliss //@anonymous: This monitor is probably intended for people who will be viewing it at great distances, and/or watching lots of 1080p videos. Older folks with poor eyesight may also appreciate the larger text on a monitor with low pixel density.

It's a good fit to wall street analysts, unfortunately. //@Anonymous: This monitor is probably intended for people who will be viewing it at great distances, and/or watching lots of 1080p videos. Older folks with poor eyesight may also appreciate the larger text on a monitor with low pixel density.

Ignorant is bliss //@anonymous: This monitor is probably intended for people who will be viewing it at great distances, and/or watching lots of 1080p videos. Older folks with poor eyesight may also appreciate the larger text on a monitor with low pixel density.

online delivery is already gone. Just local pick up now

Lol //@anonymous: This monitor is probably intended for people who will be viewing it at great distances, and/or watching lots of 1080p videos. Older folks with poor eyesight may also appreciate the larger text on a monitor with low pixel density.

This monitor is probably intended for people who will be viewing it at great distances, and/or watching lots of 1080p videos. Older folks with poor eyesight may also appreciate the larger text on a monitor with low pixel density.

"31.5" Full HD LED Monitor"

Monitor big enough yet at 1080p it's also coarse granular enough for one to count pixels.

does Staples price match?

Yay