http://www.newegg.com | Monitors: http://bit.ly/wW5jJ6 24-236-175 More monitors from ASUS http://bit.ly/wFUT3k Here's a VS Series LED Backlight Widescreen LCD Monitor, made by ASUS, Model: VS238H-P. Check out the video for more info! ASUS VS Series VS238H-P Black 23" 2ms HDMI LED Ba... More
Added Feb 21, 2012
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Chaotically Epic Says:
Pretty fucking sick monitor. Gonna get it.
Droidflute Says:
I obviously recognized it. You're just mad that you can't make a decent joke.
aavallone Says:
Nah, I think you're just a retard who doesn't recognize obvious sarcasm.
Droidflute Says:
fail joke
aavallone Says:
"That's the joke." -McBain
s1ky19 Says:
maybe newegg should sow all the monitors in the series like they do every other product.
Droidflute Says:
Oh i dunno maybe a monitor?
Droidflute Says:
fail and laptop is one word.
motherfackingsob Says:
NOT THE PROTECTIVE COVER!!!! I still have mine on a 2 year old lap top T_T
sddfs777 Says:
lol "tilt fu*k function" 4:56
JakeyyBoiProductions Says:
nope, there wouldnt be a point to it?...
Jashun3 Says:
Question: Why does the monitor have an audio input if there are no speakers built-in?
jumbabrother Says:
So was I.
aavallone Says:
I was obviously joking.
jumbabrother Says:
Monitor.
aavallone Says:
I hate having to use the French packaging. "Moniteur?" What the hell is that?!
stonecoldtrk Says:
it has always drove me crazy how he says asus lol but i still watch no biggie
stonecoldtrk Says:
i still say it ace us
subsystems Says:
The International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC) officially standardised on aluminium in 1990. Most people in the U.S. are unaware of the "official" change. Aluminum has been relegated into a sort of slang at this point. Sir Humphrey Davy started the confusion by using 3 different spellings in the early years after he developed a way to separate the element from its oxides. Webster's DIctionary used the latest spelling in their 1913 edition. Davy changed it later, WD didn't.
sdrtcacgnrjrc Says:
I found your posts helpful, but if you think aluminum is wrong, I think you are a bit of an extremist :-) The original word *is* "Aluminium". That doesn't mean the other one that evolved and is in everyday use is wrong (I speak "English" English myself btw). If you read up on the evolution of the English language you'll see how arbitrary a lot of it all is - fascinating, but very arbitrary.
subsystems Says:
BTW, Internet is supposed to be always capitalized. It is a proper name of a place. Like a country, state, city, street, etc. My intent is to be informative and I don't give a flying ... about people that accuse me of being a Grammar Nazi. Not my problem if some people don't want to learn or have a bad attitude toward people that try to know what is going on. Not long ago I learned that Aluminum is wrong. It is Aluminium. You can thank Sir Humphrey Davy and Webster's Dictionary for that.
subsystems Says:
I must admit, I've been pretty sloppy with the English language for years. The last 10 years or so I decided to step up my professionalism and pronounce tech words and acronyms fully and correctly for end users. I've found it helps the people I deal with understand what I am trying to explain to them. Just a note, many people don't even notice the difference in the pronunciation of Internet. To clarify, Internet; the "I" is pronounced like in the word "pit" not like an "e" in the word "pet".
TotallyRandomForever Says:
Internet is (Inter Net not Enter Net or Inner Net) But it's just how some people pronounce internet whilst talking fast.
0oDarkLordRevano0 Says:
I've got one of these monitors :D
RaiderzGuru Says:
All iMacs look pale when compared to a real $1500 dollar computer.