rmvvwls

That's what I was asking. Unless there's some REALLY rich ocn'ers, it's improbable that anyone here's even clapped eyes on one, let alone owned one.

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Clockadile Dundee

I am going to guess, something like a Samsung 8000 series.

tubers

thanks for everyones comments and replies.

I have learned that every panel has radiation and that the CRTs have the highest among them.

I still believe that even the not so expensive CRTs have better image quality than any TN panel we have here at home.

Could you guys suggest a cheap to reasonably priced IPS panel? probably a 24" monitor?

I was also wondering if anyone has any thoughts on the Zune HDs screen vs the iPod Touch's. If the Zune's is like three times better looking ( well at least please describe it a bit )

Thank you all.. now im gonna have a long time + repping everyone cuz you guys were all helpful in a way.

Clockadile Dundee

That is not far-fetched at all, imo.

They just make less sense for a lot of people, I guess.

Ikrin

I would say that near flat screen CRTs would be better, but I suppose some of the average ones with convex screens still pull their own.

tubers

oh so is it confirmed that OLED displays have the shortest lifespan among the "lcd" lineups?

and how many times more rad does CRT usually emit compared to LCD?

im getting quite confused with the milli-stuff cuz of my low IQ.

iquark

No, there is some new technology which has lead to OLEDs reaching higher MTBF than LEDs. All of the major companies (samsung, panisonic, etc) have stated they have the lifespan problem solved since around the time of CES this year.

The jist of my posts on the em fields around CRTs is that it isn't an issue. You don't have to worry about safety issues with any type of monitor you buy unless you're powering it with a small nuclear generator.

ArmenianLegend

monitors DO have 120mhz you should start doing some research, tv's are now past 240mhz

i own a 22" top of the line CRT

http://www.superwarehouse.com/Mitsub...P2060U/p/50064

and as well as a 3.7" OLED which is my phone Omnia HD

some lcd's do lack colour/contrast but higher end models can match/beat it

but it does not at all come close to a OLED tech

Ikrin

I did. I said most. There aren't that many that have 120 hz. I would say the majority of lcds mainstream consumers, and even enthusiasts buy do not have 120 hz. Nice CRT. Still not the top, though.

rmvvwls

Sorry to bump a dead thread, but this is wrong. There is no such thing as a 240Hz monitor yet. TV or computer monitor. (And there's a BIG difference between mHz, MHz, and Hz. Your "120mhz" monitor outputs 7 frames per minute, does it?).
Infact, no Sony will do higher than 120Hz, even if they're marketed as 200Hz.
And I don't care if you're God Himself, you cannot tell how good OLED black levels are off a 3.7" screen. That's like knowing how good a movie's going to be just by looking at the spine of the dvd case.

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