Thread: Time for the CRT to go in the Bin!
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Old 18-04-2008, 09:09   #32
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Re: Time for the CRT to go in the Bin!
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Originally Posted by Ntlcable View Post
For my PC monitor I am sticking with my iilyama Vision Master Pro 514. No LCD can match its specs for gaming. But I don't want to get a TV tuner as it sits to high up for watching TV.

I am going to look at a CRT replacement for my TV but their seems virtualy nothing availble.

When my illyama conks out unless LCD has improved I would want another one of them for gaming. Will I be able to get one, I doubt it. LCD seems to be the equilvalent of Vista in the TV world. The must have new technology that is not as good as the old technology!
Vista isn't exactly bad once you've stripped away all the crapyou don't use you know
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