Samsung Professional Display 40" LED LFD inquiry

I recently acquired a Samsung Professional Display 40" LED LFD as a gift from my future father in law. He said he had no use for it as he recently upgraded to a multi-screen command center.
The upsetting part is he never used it, and its new in the box.
What I wanna know is what its worth and where/how can I sell it?
I have no use for it, I've got plenty of HD screens in my house and I dont own a desktop for it either.
The part number on it is ME40C, in my research, all I can find are ME40A's and ME40B's.
ME is the series, 40 is the size(40") and the nomenclature on the end is for generation, I suppose?
It's got all the original packaging and heck, the remotes and cords are still in their bags from the box.
Anyone got any idea what its worth?

TheLexMachine wrote:
If you sold it, you could probably get $500 for it if you were lucky. NOBODY is going to pay you the MSRP for that thing or anywhere near it because it's grossly overpriced for what it is. The problem is that it is a professional/industrial display that is more or less a low-end HDTV with PC inputs and some other stuff that isn't found in HDTVs and nobody really wants or needs those things. Even media professionals don't buy those displays as they prefer actual HDTVs.
These aren't meant for media professionals, they're meant for public displays. These are the monitors you'll see in airports, storefronts, kiosks etc... The RS-232 and ethernet ports in the back are used with the Samsung MDC software for video walls. This model is going for about $800.00 on Ebay.
Media Professionals don't use HDTV's either. They use reference monitors that can run anywhere from a just over a thousand for a 20" LCD to over forty thousand for over 40".

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