Huge Black Friday Storage Sale At Amazon!

[DroidModderX]

Android OEMs have wised up to consumer needs over the past few years by incorporating expandable storage. Devices like the Note 8, LG V30, and HTC U11 have an sdcard slot allowing for up to 2TB of extra storage. If you know someone who loves to carry tons of music, photos, video or other media on their devices they may be pretty happy to receive an SDcard in their stocking. Luckily Amazon is holding a pretty great Black Friday Storage sale right now!

-32 GB SanDisk Utra A1 MicroSD - $9.49
-64 GB SanDisk Utra A1 MicroSD - $13.99
-128 GB SanDisk Utra A1 MicroSD - $28.49
-200 GB SanDisk Utra A1 MicroSD - $49.99
-256 GB SanDisk Utra A1 MicroSD - $89.99
-64 GB Dual Drive microUSB Dongle -$14.99
-128 GB Dual Drive microUSB Dongle -$24.99
-256 GB Connect Wireless Flash Stick -$94.99

 

[me just sayin]

also look at the echo products. they have 20 bucks or more discounts too

 

[xeene]

Looks like sale ended before black Friday even began.

 

[danDroid]

For anyone that is looking for an awesome 43" monitor, check out the deal on this Dell 43"! https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01F80FSKS

 

[xeene]

$650 for 43" monitor. Wouldn't it be better to get 40" HDTV for $280?

 

[CTownDroid]

$650 for 43" monitor. Wouldn't it be better to get 40" HDTV for $280?

Not necessarily.

Besides more pixels in a monitor

"Using a TV as a monitor can wear you out: While working on a computer, you tend to sit closer to the screen and, due to the increased lag, fuzzier image and less than optimal colour reproduction, using a TV instead of a monitor can be very fatiguing on your eyes."

Tech talk

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[me just sayin]

Not necessarily.

Besides more pixels in a monitor

"Using a TV as a monitor can wear you out: While working on a computer, you tend to sit closer to the screen and, due to the increased lag, fuzzier image and less than optimal colour reproduction, using a TV instead of a monitor can be very fatiguing on your eyes."

Tech talk

Sent from my Pixel XL using Tapatalk

it really depends on the settings. I have a computer hooked up to my living room tv. In fact, I am typing this post on it relaxing in a recliner during a slow part in the anime I am watching and been doing it for years.

color is slightly off but there is no fuzziness nor eye weariness. I am at normal distance from a tv - not like it would be if using it strictly as a computer monitor. as far as lag - none but then I am not a gamer.

 

[xeene]

Not necessarily.

Besides more pixels in a monitor

"Using a TV as a monitor can wear you out: While working on a computer, you tend to sit closer to the screen and, due to the increased lag, fuzzier image and less than optimal colour reproduction, using a TV instead of a monitor can be very fatiguing on your eyes."

Tech talk

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Both monitor and TV are 4k resolution.

You don't sit closer to monitor as they are both 40"+.

With hdr and 120hz refresh rates there is no ghosting, lag or fuzziness.

Color temperature can always be adjusted.


Still waiting to hear benefits of using monitors over HDTV. I've been using 65" TV (from 12' away) as my main pc for years and it costs a lot less then 40" monitor. Also monitors don't have speakers.

 

[me just sayin]

Both monitor and TV are 4k resolution.

You don't sit closer to monitor as they are both 40"+.

With hdr and 120hz refresh rates there is no ghosting, lag or fuzziness.

Color temperature can always be adjusted.


Still waiting to hear benefits of using monitors over HDTV. I've been using 65" TV (from 12' away) as my main pc for years and it costs a lot less then 40" monitor. Also monitors don't have speakers.

some monitors do have speakers but monitors don't have receivers so if you cut the cord and try watching over the air, forget it.

you have to compare the two and see what you need and won't need for the next few years.