1989 Color Computer Monitors

Holds all 4 computer monitors very well. Each arm moves with ease.

I have purchased these several times and are great for everything from computer monitors, to eyeglasses, and my camera lenses.

Have had HP inkjet printers since 1989 and all them I have always used original HP cartridges. In the 90s briefly experimented with re-inking used cartridges, found that the print quality suffered mostly fuzzy printing, went back to new original cartridges. Always get the XL cartridges as I believe they are better bargain.

the cases are great products but the interior needs upgrading from time to time. I have had one case since 1989 and another since 1986 and they are still going strong although a little scuffed

Currently shooting Holga 400 in a 1932 Leica II and 1989 Minolta XD5... It has proven to provide the quality grain and tone I would expect. Keep film alive and buy this. Most private developers can process it and many online developers can also. Or do it yourself.

I purchased a Benelli M1 back in 1989. Thirty years later my vision isn't what it used to be so my ability to pick up that front sight, especially in poor light conditions has diminished somewhat. Also, the M1 has very limited options for aftermarket optics. I purchased the Speed Bead specifically for for the Benelli. It installed easily and precisely. The Burris Fast Fire 3 mounted up in minutes. Sighting in was a breeze. This is a dynamite product and a great combo. Your tactical shooting pace and accuracy will improve even if you already are a highly competent marksman.

I've been building computers since 1989. I've tried numerous cases over the years and this is hands down the best one I've had the pleasure of using. I built 4 systems in the past year. My firstborn didn't want to change his case, which he later regrets, while the other three systems use this case. It fits the 4090 with inches to spare (see photo). It has plenty of room for very good cable control.

This is my second Kensington Expert Mouse Trackball. I would have likely had more but they are made so well and last so long that Im only on my second. The first I bought in 1989 when they first came out and it only just died (Sept 2024). You should know that as a left handed artist using a wacom and stylus plus my trackball for my right hand, my digital workflow is so fluid and seamless that I can't imagine working any other way. The ergonomics and customization make this one of the better investments for anyone spending long days in front of a computer. You will not be disappointed.

My first F2 bag was bought back in 1989, and was fully loaded with all the old gear. Nikon F4's and prime lenses. Then it was loaded with fast zooms, then onto Canon Eos gear. Used this bag in the Gulf war, Desert Storm. It stood up to everything, and my gear has always been safe. 25 years later, the bag is still with me, frayed and weather beaten, but Velcro and locks all working like new. I thought it time to buy another F2, this time in Sand. The F2 comfortably holds a Fuji XPRO-1, XE-1, X100, 14,35,18/55 & 55/200, plus a Sony RX100 & Lee filters, SD cards etc etc etc.Love this bag.

Have always bought these for my cameras. Bought my 1st one in 1989. Don't. Know how long Nikon has made them. Less conspicuous (no logo) to me most comfortable (not too narrow or too wide). Purchased from B&H. B&H wonderful photo store having full line of products.