Weird. I've never actually ordered anything from Woot, so I don't really know how their system works.

Of course, the other thing to keep in mind is that there are lots of other factors that come into play with LCD monitors and TVs as well -- contrast ratios, brightness, viewing angles, etc. It all really requires a lot of research and comparison shopping if you want a good one. I don't think I'd want to buy a monitor (or a TV) with the kind of snap decision that a site like Woot requires.