Maybe I'll finaly give up my CRT if this proves true.
New LCD Technology Outperforms CRT
http://www.dailytech.com/article.aspx?newsid=2860
New LCD Technology Outperforms CRT
http://www.dailytech.com/article.aspx?newsid=2860
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This LCD looks interesting
- Thread starter Gatticus
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This is meant more for TVs than computer monitors.Gatticus said:Maybe I'll finaly give up my CRT if this proves true.
It says "across the inustry", I take that to mean computer LCD's too.
"If eCinema's displays perform well, this could mean higher quality LCD panels across the industry. The company says that its DCM series of LCD panels are reference-grade monitors suitable for critical viewing environments:"
"If eCinema's displays perform well, this could mean higher quality LCD panels across the industry. The company says that its DCM series of LCD panels are reference-grade monitors suitable for critical viewing environments:"
This model is a 40" monitor that only does 1920x1080. Now if the company makes others that have a higher resolution, that's a different story.Gatticus said:It says "across the inustry", I take that to mean computer LCD's too.