p.s., it's probably actually a sony monitor, or some other brand custom made for hp, or at least custom marked. these monitors work fine, if not too old, the capacitors do eventually fail in all monitors, and are a pain to replace all of. i've considered replacing all the caps on a couple of these, but it's hard to justify the work and $50+ in parts even if it would provide another 5+ years of use. chances are however, if it's cheap that it would still be a reasonable bargain, just know that it doesn't have as much life left as a newer monitor would. the manufacture date and model should be on the back of it. as i said, the majority of such monitors are really sony monitors, usually in the "gdm" model series and are made well like any sony. -- Philip Stortz--"No freeman shall ever be debarred the use of arms."-- Thomas Jefferson, Draft Virginia Constitution, June 1776 from <www.rkba.org> I'd encourage all to actually read the constitution and Bill Of Rights.
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