In the world of computer monitors, two types of displays dominate the market: CRT and LCD monitors. Both have their advantages and disadvantages, and it’s essential to understand the differences ...

While CRT monitors provide better color clarity and depth, the fact that manufacturers rarely make them anymore makes CRTs an unwise choice. LCD monitors are the current standard with several options.

Likewise, being forced to squint at a 15" CRT at 60Hz can make us weep in pain and long for a nice LCD to while away our hours at. A good display makes all the difference. Monitors are widely used ...

Newer CRT monitors, such as those produced in the mid-90s and the 2000s, will look sharper, handle reflections better, and have less noticeable lines or gaps in the image they display.

LCD monitors, also known as liquid crystal displays, are a type of computer monitors that have been dominating the market for a while now. They are thinner, more energy-efficient, and have better ...

Apparently not, as this hybrid LCD-CRT video monitor demonstrates. We’d honestly never heard of this particular design, dubbed “LCCS”, or liquid crystal color shutter, ...

On a CRT monitor with a resolution of 1600x1200 or above, 100Hz is ideal to keep all the lines supplied with enough electrons to stop the phosphors fading and flicker occurring. Refresh and ...