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Monitor Basics - LCD vs. CRT

Herbal V wrote in with a little article discussing the differences between LCD and CRT. Briefly summarizes all the major issues (Price, Refresh Rate etc). More of a beginner level piece, but as LCD prices are dropping like rocks, it's good to be aware.

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  1. Nothing for you to see here. Please move along. by LiquidCoooled · · Score: 5, Funny

    Nothing for you to see here. Please move along.

    Typical, a story about monitors comes along, and mine decides to censor it.

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  2. Website go boom! by Trifthen · · Score: 4, Funny

    And now, what was described as a quick and useful overview of LCD vs. CRT displays, has become neither.

    Anybody else see the irony in this?

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    1. Re:Website go boom! by LakeSolon · · Score: 3, Funny

      Anybody else see the irony in this?

      Uhm. Not really, no.

      ~Lake

  3. Too Cool for School by MrAsstastic · · Score: 5, Funny

    Un ortun tely, my LCD sc een su fer fr m a h rible case of de d pixels. So tim s it is very dif cult to re ly to the any gre t ar icles on Sla dot and other f ne for ms. Oh wel , I will gladl pay the price j st so hat I may ska e on the e ge of the raz and la gh at t se moron with their big du b box . Ha Ha Ha !

  4. Re:horizontal or vertical frequencies? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 4, Funny

    I know the answer to your question but I refuse to answer you because you're an iPod whore.

    I hate you.

  5. It's easy. by Realistic_Dragon · · Score: 4, Funny

    Do you have a big desk?
    Buy a CRT.
    Spend the rest on booze and hookers.

    Do you have limited space and/or need to move around.
    Buy a LCD.
    Pay for booze and hookers with a credit card.

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  6. When I was a kid by khrtt · · Score: 3, Funny

    How do my fellow Slashdotters recycle their old CRTs?

    Out the window, then drop a mallet on it (literally, out the same window), repeatedly, until the screen with the metal frame around it is the only part remaining, and the rest is pulverized. The screen will be the only part remaining, because it's a half-inch thick glass, as opposed to the wimpy glass in the back part of the tube, and the cheap plastic that the rest of the thing is made out of. Then take the screen, line it with a doormat, and ride it off snowy hill. Glass has a really small friction coefficient against snow.

    Don't try this at home:-)

  7. Re:Save you energy, health, and space! by gkuz · · Score: 3, Funny
    (as they are surrounding two of the three sides of my head)

    If I send you my e-mail address, can you send me your picture? I've never run across anyone with a triangular head before.