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LED-backlit LCD: Localised brighter spots and other interesting phenomena
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<blockquote data-quote="joel" data-source="post: 89744" data-attributes="member: 406"><p>CRT's een good ones certainly arent perfect, but what they do, they do well, and I'll forgive quite a bit to get decent colour and good -natural- contrast.</p><p>If I owned any other technology I doubt it would have survived being drawn on and generally played with by my two year old.</p><p>I shudder to think how difficult and possibly damaging it would be to get crayon off a LCD screen.</p><p>Just wipe off the glass on my CRT.</p><p></p><p>The TV also has good built in Anti theft capabilities. It weighs 40 - 50 kg. This is the reason I managed to get it at such a good price. My model was MAD's loan model but it was too heavy to continually get to cliens homes and back so it eventually was just used occationally in the workshop.</p><p></p><p>I suppose we should remember that CRT has had much more development time than any other form of TV so by now it should e good. Saying this CRT TV's are a lot like amplifiers. You could take two standard tubes, give one a modded power supply and better/costlier implementation of some other technologies and the one would be a bog standard Philips and the other Loewe. I dont however think that my TV is worth anywhere near its original selling price.</p><p></p><p>Got an insurance assesor coming around soon and have no idea what to value the TV at.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="joel, post: 89744, member: 406"] CRT's een good ones certainly arent perfect, but what they do, they do well, and I'll forgive quite a bit to get decent colour and good -natural- contrast. If I owned any other technology I doubt it would have survived being drawn on and generally played with by my two year old. I shudder to think how difficult and possibly damaging it would be to get crayon off a LCD screen. Just wipe off the glass on my CRT. The TV also has good built in Anti theft capabilities. It weighs 40 - 50 kg. This is the reason I managed to get it at such a good price. My model was MAD's loan model but it was too heavy to continually get to cliens homes and back so it eventually was just used occationally in the workshop. I suppose we should remember that CRT has had much more development time than any other form of TV so by now it should e good. Saying this CRT TV's are a lot like amplifiers. You could take two standard tubes, give one a modded power supply and better/costlier implementation of some other technologies and the one would be a bog standard Philips and the other Loewe. I dont however think that my TV is worth anywhere near its original selling price. Got an insurance assesor coming around soon and have no idea what to value the TV at. [/QUOTE]
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