OK, here's my question. Recently I have been doing many upgrades for my computer (mostly for the new geberation of PC games that are coming out). I just wanted to know what displays games better, a regular computer monitor, or a flat screen monitor (LCD). If you need to know the exact specs. then I can give you them, but overall, which one displays games better? Someone told me that LCD has a worse picture than the old form of monitor, but I don't know...
what i really meant was, i have read every single review of every monitor made, (all that i can find, that is) and nowhere have i ever seen a sony LCD monitor that claimed to be as responsive and smooth as a good CRT monitor.
not on any of sony's ads, and not in any reviews from third party sources.
i just really want to know where i can go to read this.
well. it's not a statistic - It's just my personal experience, about a couple weeks ago I've go a new sweet sony lcd monitor - and It's just as good as my previous CRT monitors - details about it HERE
I know that for 300 pounds I can buy 2 other monitors - But this one is SO damn worth the money - When you see how it displays images and movies - you would never wanna go back to other brands again
You'd have to be crazy to drop 800 bucks on a 20 inch monitor. Especially considering how it's an apple LCD. The fact that it uses DVI means you're SOL unless you have a compatible video card.
You'd have to be crazy to drop 800 bucks on a 20 inch monitor. Especially considering how it's an apple LCD. The fact that it uses DVI means you're SOL unless you have a compatible video card.
Yeah Daywalker, don't write Sony off because I said they suck. My experience with them does not include monitors, so Rimus's opinion counts a lot more here.
CRT > LCD for speed and quality. LCD just offers a 0 refresh, space and some energy savings. My dollars will always go to CRT because I know and trust them. Only Apple has made an LCD I slightly respect.
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