It’s never really a good idea to buy cheap computer hardware because you’re on a tight budget. You’ll end up paying twice more for equipment that will probably be obsolete within the next month or so after you buy it. Worse, they could fail in about 6 months or even less. With this in mind, buying a reasonably priced monitor with excellent specifications is a better idea.
Don’t look at the price tag! That’s the best suggestion you will receive from any smart shopper. It’s not how much you can initially save, but the amount that you’ll be saving in months, or even years, to come. Quality, energy efficiency and durability; these are what you should be after.
Take monitors for example. Are you planning on buying a CRT or TFT monitor? CRT or Cathode Ray Tube monitors are more affordable; however they are bulkier and heavier. They also consume …