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That's the point - that in the first years while CRTs were still quite widespread, people had better displays than a few years later when many had switched to t
by pilsetnieks 9y ago
That's the point - that in the first years while CRTs were still quite widespread, people had better displays than a few years later when many had switched to terrible early LCD screens.
- katastic 9y agoOn the otherhand, I cannot COUNT the amount of headaches I got as a kid from the TV and CRT monitors in our house. It's physically painful to remember it. I got a Compaq Portable (8088 clone) for a dollar years ago. I weighs a "tiny" ~35 LBs. ("portable"!) I got it to boot up after some problems with floppy drives. I was so cool to see little BASIC programs displaying silly, fancy, tech-demo graphics. But the whine... oh the whine... I'm half tempted to replace the built-in screen with a small LCD and just disconnect the blue and red wires to keep it solid green. Sidenote: I still miss the warm glow of an amber screen though. There's something magical about it.