> Oscilloscopes went full digital in 90's not because they were worse than analog counterparts. The point, which you might have noticed when using digital and

> Oscilloscopes went full digital in 90's not because they were worse than analog counterparts. The point, which you might have noticed when using digital and analogue oscilloscopes, is that delays come naturally in digital equipment. You _could_ probably get rid of it in all or most applications if you really made a point of doing so (and that would be very nice), but that is often not done.