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Where Do Old CRTs Go to Die?


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Outdated 15-inch CRT monitors and PCs too poky to run Photoshop are piled in a back room that WorldWise, a Web design shop in Grand Blanc, Michigan, also uses as a kitchen. The company stacks so much equipment there, according to WorldWise co-founder Jerry Kocis, that "I think [employees] started going out so they wouldn't have to eat on top of old keyboards and other stuff."

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I have a 17" CRT sat in a void cupboard next to my bedroom. Its been there for 18 months now.

As of Tuesday, i will have two 17" in there.

To be honest, i want to get rid of them both. They are Packard Bell branded, and come complete with stereo mounted speakers. They are both excellent monitors and originally cost £250 each.

Not worth much now, and i dont think they are worth selling on eBay or anywhere else, as postage would cost more!

Thinking of giving them away to a local charity, school, etc.

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I have a 17" CRT sat in a void cupboard next to my bedroom.  Its been there for 18 months now.

As of Tuesday, i will have two 17" in there.

To be honest, i want to get rid of them both.  They are Packard Bell branded, and come complete with stereo mounted speakers.  They are both excellent monitors and originally cost £250 each.

Not worth much now, and i dont think they are worth selling on eBay or anywhere else, as postage would cost more!

Thinking of giving them away to a local charity, school, etc.

Think of me as a local charity/school...who is willing to pay the P&P :D

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