Q. I have a 22" 1920x1080 lcd monitor on my computer. Well the other day I went over my friends house and he had a old CTX 17" crt monitor, and it was the clearest thing I ever seen. Perfect black levels, very crisp text, and the colors were much richer. Why does his crt have a better picture than my 22" 1080p full hd monitor?
A. It really depends on your LCD monitor, there are cheaper models with less mature technology, whereas CRTs have been around a long time and hence it's cheap to produce good models, and they don't (afaik) make them anymore.
Try look at high-end IPS monitors, which do have much better colour reproduction, viewing angles and then the price :P.
People moved to LCD, not because of image quality, but for energy-efficiency and how light it is.
Try look at high-end IPS monitors, which do have much better colour reproduction, viewing angles and then the price :P.
People moved to LCD, not because of image quality, but for energy-efficiency and how light it is.
Why do I get better picture from my desktop computer with my old computer monitor?
Q. The old monitor uses 1440x900 resolution and a regular analog cable (aka DisplayPort) and my HDTV uses an HDMI cable and way higher resolution? I don't understand why the text is coming out all fuzzy on my HDTV, isn't HDMI on an HDTV supposed to look way better then a way older analog LCD monitor? (I played around with all the different resolutions as well)
A. maybe your monitor is for your computer
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