>> Better image, on a crt? Are really serious...look everyone! distantbody thinks CRT is better than a 1080p high res. picture! >> HAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHA....
ShadowKain, you shouldn't advertise your total ignorance so publicly.
For your information, CRT is QUITE capable of displaying 1080p. I have a CRT front projector displaying 1080p on a 100" screen, and it looks killer. And my projector is a mid-level model. I know plenty of people with higher-end CRT projectors whose 1080p image would pop your eyeballs out. You can't *believe* how sharp and crisp they look, and with black levels no other display technology can TOUCH.
Oh, and I bought my projector used for $700, and added an HDMI input for $400. $1100 for a fantastic 100" 1080p picture. Now who's laughing?
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>> Better image, on a crt? Are really serious...look everyone! distantbody thinks CRT is better than a 1080p high res. picture!
>> HAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHA....
ShadowKain, you shouldn't advertise your total ignorance so publicly.
For your information, CRT is QUITE capable of displaying 1080p. I have a CRT front projector displaying 1080p on a 100" screen, and it looks killer. And my projector is a mid-level model. I know plenty of people with higher-end CRT projectors whose 1080p image would pop your eyeballs out. You can't *believe* how sharp and crisp they look, and with black levels no other display technology can TOUCH.
Oh, and I bought my projector used for $700, and added an HDMI input for $400. $1100 for a fantastic 100" 1080p picture. Now who's laughing?