Sell Your Old Computer Monitor

Worked fine on Old Dell monitor for mounting on swing arm.

WOW! I bought a fancy new LG monitor here at B&H to use as an external monitor for my 2017ish upgraded MacBook Air. This was a recommended product I tossed in my shopping cart because of its mention of the Mini DisplayPort connectivity. THRILLED I did because it came a day after my new monitor ... and in the mean time, I tried two other cords I had lying around with rather bogus results: 1) Old cord #1 was a Mini DisplayPort (Thunderbolt 1 version) to HDMI — Fuzzy as heck but no lag or mouse-move jitter 1) Old cord #2 was HDMI to HDMI cord fitted with Mini DisplayPort adapter — Crystal clear but horrifically laggy and jittery display Obviously I'm not technical but I recommend buying this cable even if you have various options in your electronics junk drawer at home that you think will work ... they might not!

I had a little bit of trouble getting everything to come together. Old tapes, old VCR, older computer. But once it meshed I was flabbergasted. I have over 100 tapes that need transferring. Wish me luck. I have tried other options ,but the Elgato lets me tape without stopping and put them on my PC. Love it so far.

I HAVE PURCHASED LOGITECH SPEAKERS BEFORE FOR MY OLD COMPUTER , I JUST SIMPLY UPGRADED THEM. THEY ARE THE BEST. AND I WOULD ALWAYS RECOMMED THEM TO OTHERS TO PURCHASE. I AM VERY PLEASED.

I AM A AMATEURE PHOTOGRAPHER AND I COMPARE THIS COMPUTER WITH MY OLD 16 INCH, THIS ONE IS WAY AHEAD IN EVERY AREA.

Love the computer so far but never got the monitor.

It's quite useful. Attached it to computer and monitor and it worked.

Old school: a cord.

Perfect for backing up data from Your computer if you have USB 3.0. If You are using USB 2.0 it is slower but it will still get the work done.

Your thoughts may be same as mine when we're thinking why is this unit; a scanner, so expensive compared to other all in one units. Where other units is a jack of all trades, this is a master of scanning and quite literally at that. It scans easily and fast, different sizes and double sided. There's no need to keep it near your computer even for installation. It quickly connects to wifi, the touchscreen is very responsive. Need to scan all your mail before shreading it? Done! Need all your reciepts scanned to a specific folder? Done! Need docs uploaded to FTP or a Google Drive? Done! You don't even need a computer to do the setup. It'll help speed some stuff up but once you're set up, you can do it all on the scanner itself. All the scanning, size, location, and scanning settings can be customized on the scanner itself. Just plop it into the feeder and hit scan. This is a review for the Epson RR-600W Wireless Duplex Touchscreen Scanner that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.