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How much could I sell a cracked tv for?

Emuf
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So for about 3 years I have had this god awful 1366x768 32" tv that I have been using as a monitor and yesterday I cracked it while trying to fix some stuck pixels. I know that you can get some 1080p monitors for around $90 nowadays and I was wondering if I could sell the known good parts such as the power supply, mainboard, speakers, backlight etc, and how much I could probably get for those good parts.

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Maybe like $10 if you post them on ebay and wait 3 years.

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sell the whwole thing on ebay for 15$ or what ever (im to lazy to look up what they are going for) its a 720P 32" a new one is like 80$ so someone would have to get a 50$ board just to fix it. most people wont waste their time with such a basic screen.. but thats your best bet

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How immoral would it be if I take away all led strips / speakers and sell the cracked TV? (only cracked panel & case left)

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1 hour ago, dgsddfgdfhgs said:

How immoral would it be if I take away all led strips / speakers and sell the cracked TV? (only cracked panel & case left)

You have depreciated the value of the TV, from $0, to $0. Well done!

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