Are you using LCD monitor right now or the old CRT Monitor?

yeah,dear friend,i have a laptop bought 2 years ago. It is a normal 15" lcd screen but not popular widescreen.So my laptop is a bitter big to take it out. But i bought a new desktop last moth without a screeen .i bought a second hand crt monitor with low cost.i think it is enough for me to use.in addition it will save a mount money!

Good thing about LCD monitors compared to CRTs would be that it doesn't consume as much electricity. Some LCDs might display fairly but would have awkward displays when rendering more detail. They sometimes look like those images that you can make out of those VGA cameras from you earlier mobile phones. Of course, recent LCD monitors have already dealt with that issue and some models now-a-days are very competent when displaying details and good graphic quality. As of now, our desktop still uses this LG CRT monitor. Flat 17" screen and does have this brightness selection feature wherein we could choose from normal, movie, picture or text display. Seems good enough and we don't have to trouble ourselves by adjusting anything else when we want to view something good. It already had issues before but, surprisingly, we were able to fix it and we're using it again with no hesitation. If ever we have enough money, I guess I'd go get a LCD monitor, bigger and wider as it would definitely save more on the bills. But, as of now, we are still using the CRT and still serves us well.. (^_^ )

Right now i am using LCD monitor.Now i am using 16inch samsung monitor.I replaced my old CRT monitor 6 months ago.Now many companies stopped the production of crt monitors.

i got bought a 22inch lcd and it was only $199 cannot believe how cheap these are. There are 5 computers in the house and the downstairs server is the only CRT left. I hope to replace that over the summer. LCD use lee energy and keep electric cost down. This is important as the computer in my house are on about 12-18 hours a day

I am still using my old 17" CRT monitor. How many years has it been? I was thinking of getting my hand on any nice LCD monitor but this one can still be use, so what's the point of a new one?

Currently I have the following LCD monitors: My main computer: Samsung 2493HM 24" (1920x1200) AND 42" Westinghouse LCD HDTV (1920x1080) When in my bed browsing or playing games from there, I use the 42". When I am at my desk playing fast shooters I use my 24"/ I have my 24" for about 6 months to 1 year, and my 42" I have had for 2 years. Before the 24" I had a 19" Samsung non-widescreen. My Home theater PC: Samsung LN52A650 (52" LCDTV @ 1920x1080). This is where I spend most of my time on the couch in the main room. I browse and watch media from this one. Had this for ~6 months Work: I have 2 19" Dell LCD monitors. Have had them for the past 3 years.

I use a 19" LCD monitor with my principal Pc, and a old 15" CRT monitor in my old pc...

Hey there! In the office, I have a 22" widescreen LCD Monitor. It's really big and really nice. Here at home, I don't have a desktop PC but I do have a laptop with a 14" screen. It's not as big as the one in the office but it's still good.

I have 17" Samsung CRT monitor at home which i use for variety of use. At work we are given LCD. Although CRT is space consuming i still use it as it works perfectly even after 4 years of use. May be in the near future i might change it but right now i would continue using it. Take care.

Im still using my old second hand CRT monitor, but im really planning to buy a new LCD for hardcore gaming^^. And for the info of choosing which one? here what ive research so far. All About Monitors CRT vs. LCD CRT vs. LCD - The Pros and Cons of Each Resolution & Viewing Quality Resolution on a CRT is flexible and a newer model will provide you with viewing resolutions of up to 1600 by 1200 and higher, whereas on an LCD the resolution is fixed within each monitor (called a native resolution). The resolution on an LCD can be changed, but if you're running it at a resolution other than its native resolution you will notice a drop in performance or quality. Both types of monitors (newer models) provide bright and vibrant color display. However, LCDs cannot display the maximum color range that a CRT can. In terms of image sharpness, when an LCD is running at its native resolution the picture quality is perfectly sharp. On a CRT the sharpness of the picture can be blemished by soft edges or a flawed focus. A CRT monitor can be viewed from almost any angle, but with an LCD this is often a problem. When you use an LCD, your view changes as you move different angles and distances away from the monitor. At some odd angles, you may notice the picture fade, and possibly look as if it will disappear from view. Price As an individual one-time purchase an LCD monitor is going to be more expensive. Throughout a lifetime, however, LCDs are cheaper as they are known to have a longer lifespan and also a lower power consumption. The cost of both technologies have come down over the past few years, and LCDs are reaching a point where smaller monitors are within many consumers' price range. You will pay more for a 17" LCD compared to a 17" CRT, but since the CRT's actual viewing size is smaller, it does bring the question of price back into proportion. Lets make things informative. Happy posting!^^

LCD!!!! FTW, My school has basically all CRTs though, they are sooo poor T.T (but some teachers have lcd at school .