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Jul 1 2005, 08:43 PM
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I got sony
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Jul 4 2005, 11:21 PM
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They may be cheap now, and yes that is a great price. Soon you won't even be able to buy a CRT any longer because LCD monitors will become standard completely. I remember reading an article long ago that said LCD will become standard in the year 2003. Well here it is and they're still around. They're a good alternative, but they come with pros and cons.
Pros to CRTs: - Older technology, but greatly improved over the years - Higher resolution - Higher FPS (frames per second) - Smaller pixels - More reliable - Longer life - Cheaper price Cons to CRTs: - Uses more power - Big and bulky Pros to LCDs: - Smaller, and good for transportation - Use between 60% - 80% less electricity than a CRT Cons to LCDs: - More expensive - Lower resolution - Less picture quality - Less FPS - Larger pixels - Less reliable (you must have at least 5% of your pixels burnt out for the warranty to allow an exchange) - Shorter life, and plasma ones too - shorter life There may be more pos and cons to both, but I didn't bother writing them down. |
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Jul 5 2005, 05:19 PM
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QUOTE(Dark God @ Jul 5 2005, 01:21 AM) well, it's long, but ok as far as I see QUOTE - Use between 60% - 80% less electricity than a CRT Is it realy that much? Thought it wasn't a big difference. However most people can afford the CRT, despite the fact it consumes lots of power, so it don't weights very heavy QUOTE - Smaller, and good for transportation I think that is the only real pro for LCD. Handy if you don't have a lot of room. But again, if you have some money you have probably also enough room for a CRT (which has so many advantages) If I would need a new monitor I would take a CRT for sure. It is probably not the future, but right now it's the best, and that's imo the only thing that counts |
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