On 2010-03-31 Tim wrote:
> On Wed, 2010-03-31 at 14:23 +0100, Dave Higton wrote:
> > Who uses CRT monitors nowadays?
>
> I still do, they look better. And I'm not about to throw
> away monitors
> that are working well, for outrageously overpriced, and crappy LCD
> monitors that might die off within two years. The hype about
> lifetimes
> of monitors is just hype, we've got CRTs that have been going for many
> many years, and LCDs that have crapped out within a couple.
You're lucky with your CRTs. The ones I've seen that were a few
years old, had bad screen burn, plus a nasty colour cast as one
of the electron guns had lost emission. I was glad to have my
last CRT monitor replaced here (by an LCD) because it had bad
Moiré patterning, which could only be cure by defocussing it
badly.
Having used CRTs and LCDs, I would never go back to CRT without
a fight. Fortunately LCDs are (a) so cheap (I don't understand
your comment about outrageously overpriced LCDs), (b) the only
type commonly available.
(Sorry, OT...)
Dave
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