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.

1 - Introduction 2 - CRT components 3 - LCD technology 4 - Refresh and response 5 - LCD disassembly 6 - LCD disassembly 2 7 - The Future Next We all spend an awful lot of time sat in front of ...

So I'm going to be buying a new monitor in the next few months, my 19" CRT is starting to get fuzzy and have scan lines running across it.<BR>I tend to game a lot (Mame, HL2, WoW, etc), as well as ...

In order to eliminate flicker, most monitors refresh the screen at a 60 Hz rate. The figure shows a simplified block diagram of a color CRT monitor. The entire circuitry within the monitor can be ...

You can enjoy older media on a modern LCD or OLED, but it will never look as originally intended. A CRT computer monitor is the most versatile, practical choice for tapping into nostalgia.

The advantages of LCD monitors are immediately obvious. Their footprint is much smaller than CRT monitors, of course, and they weigh about a quarter of the equivalent CRT model.

Jobs told a gathering of Macintosh software developers at the company’s worldwide developer’s conference here that a three-unit line of LCDs will replace the CRT monitors. Apple now sells 15-inch and ...

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.