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15% off Dell LCD's (til 7/2/03)

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Dell is offering 15% off select LCD's until July 2, 2003

Dell 15-inch Flat Panel LCD - $279.65 (was $329.00)

Dell Ultrasharp 15-inch LCD - $322.15 (was $379.00)

Dell Ultrasharp 2000FP 20-inch LCD - $934.15 (was $1099.00)

Dell Ultrasharp 19-inch LCD - $636.65 (was $749.00)

Dell? Yes... people seem to like their Ultrasharp monitors... and if you wanted to pick up a couple of 19-inch LCD's, you could like this guy (Dual 19" LCDs) for $1273.30.

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