6 Jun
2007
6 Jun
'07
6:34 a.m.
der Mouse wrote:
I use a high-end flat-panel at work and a high-end CRT at home and my
experience suggests that good ones still aren't quite as fast as the
*best* CRTs, and they can't compete with phosphor persistence for
smoothness but the difference is very quickly going away. It won't be
long before there's effectively none. Any top-end CRT (of which they
don't make many anymore -- a shame -- I buy mine used nowadays) will
also have easily higher resolution than a flat panel of similar size.
But the flat panels use *soo* much less power.
Try mine. Mitsubishi Diamond Pro 2040u.
Peace... Sridhar
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.