6 Jun
2007
6 Jun
'07
7:10 a.m.
On Wednesday 06 June 2007 09:10, der Mouse wrote:
No, I think 99% of most people (well, those that don't completely reject
modern technology because it's modern ;) would agree with you.
Gaming (speed of display) and color rendition are the only real two
niches left for CRTs, and LCDs are quickly approaching CRT quality for
those areas...
Pat
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The people who
buy these things must be profoundly blind if they're
satisfied with the picture quality produced by the current
generations of plasma/LCD screens, the technology simply isn't
anywhere near good enough yet.
Well, I don't know whether they're "plasma/LCD" or not, but I find I
get dramatically better picture quality out of flat-screens as
compared to CRTs.
I don't know whether this just means every CRT I've used has been
crap, or perhaps I *am* "profoundly blind", but even if so, in my
experience the comparison stands.