I can safely say that by the time I die (late 2000's) CRT and LCD displays will still be around.
Yeah, sure, CRT and LCD displays will still be around -- just as tubes are still around. There will still be people who say you can't have a truly perfect viewing experience without the heat, high-frequency noise, and flicker of a good old traditional CRT. They'll also swear that the standard HUD with 120-line-per-degree resolution, 1KHz effective refresh, and full-speed tracking and registration "takes the soul out of" video presentations.
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I can safely say that by the time I die (late 2000's) CRT and LCD displays will still be around.
Yeah, sure, CRT and LCD displays will still be around -- just as tubes are still around. There will still be people who say you can't have a truly perfect viewing experience without the heat, high-frequency noise, and flicker of a good old traditional CRT. They'll also swear that the standard HUD with 120-line-per-degree resolution, 1KHz effective refresh, and full-speed tracking and registration "takes the soul out of" video presentations.