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iquark · 3 Weeks Ago

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Originally Posted by Ikrin

Incorrect. ALL LCD computer monitors have a max refresh rate of 60hz. 120hz for televisions is totally unrelated. CRTs win again. ANY point? How about price point?

What model is the CRT you own? (Remember, not talking about tvs.)

1 120hz monitor

Sorry, but without 120hz monitors nvision wouldn't be a reality.

Ikrin · 3 Weeks Ago

Thanks. Corrected. I was going for more of hyperbole. Are there any others?

iquark · 3 Weeks Ago

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ikrin

Thanks. Corrected. I was going for more of hyperbole. Are there any others?

Ya there's a number coming out now, I don't think they're the quality of the higher end TN panels yet (not that that's something amazing) but they'll get there soon enough.

I'd buy one if the price was within 100$ of an equivalent 22-24in 1920x1200.

rmvvwls · 3 Weeks Ago

TBH, most of the talk about black levels is sales crap. How do I know? I sell them.
I'm perfectly happy watching a movie on my BenQ E2200. Terrible black levels, light bleeding etc etc. I bought it because it was cheap, and most of the time, (gaming, desktop) I'm not in a position to notice it. If I feel like I must do the movie justice, I'll play it on our Plasma. Now I ask you, what's better? 66cm CRT (TV, I've not seen a monitor that big) or 127cm Plasma?
I know what I'd pick.

Edit: apparently samsung did 30" CRTs... I shudder to think of the weight.

Ikrin · 3 Weeks Ago

Some old (3-5 years) rear projection tvs can sometimes be pretty good. Sony SXRD (LCoS technology) televisions were definitely getting there. If only the FED project was still as active as it once was.

brodie337 · 3 Weeks Ago

Rear projection TVs are still massive, and prone to burn in, though

rmvvwls · 3 Weeks Ago

Please don't even begin to compare rear projection.
Only the most expensive models could even hope to match colour output of CRT/Plasma. Not to mention the viewing angle was ~20 degrees, they burnt in really easily and they suffered from every problem that projectors have ever had.
There's a reason old tech is old tech. Because something better came. I resent the fact that Blu-Ray won, but accept that it has.
Please guys, accept that CRT is dead, except in VERY specialised environments.

Ikrin · 3 Weeks Ago

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Originally Posted by rmvvwls

Please guys, accept that CRT is dead, except in VERY specialised environments.

Like my room?

You should see the epic Sony FW900 thread on HardForum. Long live CRTs!

rmvvwls · 3 Weeks Ago

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Originally Posted by ikrin

like my room?

you should see the epic sony fw900 thread on hardforum. Long live crts! :d

never! Let them die a dignified death!

Clockadile Dundee · 2 Weeks Ago

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Originally Posted by ArmenianLegend

have you even seen a OLED screen?

What is this model of LED backlit LCD that is so good, it causes one to think that they have a whole new technology in their hands?

If you go back and look at it, now what do you think? Was it the placebo effect at all?

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Ikrin Overclocker in Training Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 233 Rep: 18 Unique Rep: 14 Trader Rating: 2	Thanks. Corrected. I was going for more of hyperbole. Are there any others?

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Ikrin Overclocker in Training Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 233 Rep: 18 Unique Rep: 14 Trader Rating: 2	Some old (3-5 years) rear projection tvs can sometimes be pretty good. Sony SXRD (LCoS technology) televisions were definitely getting there. If only the FED project was still as active as it once was.

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