acewarner

Not sure about what the difference is here. According to the descriptions for the monitors on Target and Best Buy overall they look the same. Also on the Envision does seem to have DVI according to the website. Envision 22" BF $149.00:) :) With a 16:9 widescreen aspect ratio and wide viewing angles, this 22" LCD monitor delivers crystal-clear visuals for gaming and work. Hook up your HDTV, set top box or other digital components via the DVI-D connections. Product Features * Ultrafast 5ms response time * 700:1 contrast ratio; 300 cd/m² brightness * 1680 x 1050 resolution in 16:9 format; 170° horizontal and 160° vertical viewing angles Westinghouse 22" BF 167.00:) :) :) • 22" Widescreen LCD Monitor • 1680 x 1050 Resolution ; VESA Compatible ; 5ms Response Time • 700:1 Contrast Ratio ; 280 cd/m2 Brightness • Features 16 Million Colors • Also Features On-Screen Adjustment Menu • Includes VGA Cable • Adjustable Tilt • 20.1x16.2x8.1 "; (with Base) 10.6 Lb. • DVI-D and D-Sub imputs I added the last line to the Westinghouse from the owners manual (Model # LCM-22w3) I believe the Best Buy Envision had built in speakers but that is no biggie for me. As far as the offset of price Westinghouse 167.00 - Envision 149.00 = 18.00 Since I know I can buy the Westinghouse ahead of time (which I did) and Target will do a price adjustment later that day or Saturday (within 7 days) even on BF items its worth the difference to offset the hassle of standing in a long line out in the cold since in my experience Best Buy won't do the same. Hope this helps!:) :)