What are the disadvantages and advantages of a crt display screen?
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A CRT(cathode ray tube) display screen uses a "electron gun" to fire electrons at the phosphor screen, thus creating an image. The advantages to having a CRT screen over a LCD(liquid crystal display) screen is that it's easier to install, since almost all computers and its motherboards have the port integrated.\nThe disadvantages of a CRT screen, is that it's bulky(due to the size of the "electron gun"), and it produces radiation, which is received by your eyes when viewing the screen. Prolonged exposure to the radiation can cause discomfort(in terms of headaches and/or seizures).
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i dont really see any disadvantages . advantages however you can watch record and modify any shows that you want to. for example: you cant watch your favorite show, you can program your your computer (using the software that came with your hardware) to record your show and either watch it on your pc or burn it to dvd and watch it any time you wish.
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monitor is taking a dump....crt tube is getting gassy...too much hi voltage...try turning down your brightness control
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They are lighter to move around, they take up less space. The quality of picture/image is much better than that of a CRT monitor.\n\nBefore I purchased my LCD monitor, I was getting headaches a few hours after sitting at the computer. After I purchased my LCD, they went away. So LCD's help put less straining on the eyes.
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Actually the lifespan is about equal and all depends on how well you care for your monitor and use it.  I've seen old white IBM monitors outlast LCDs strictly because they were kept dust free, not used very often, and in general just well kept.  On the flipside, I've seen CRTs go out within a year's time (personal experience) compared to the 5 years an LCD has lasted me thus far.  Again, it all goes to how much you use it and how well you care for it.\n\nLCDs are prone to damage, like any electronic device, if you misuse it.
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In the display settings, lower the screen resolution.
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A TFT monitor uses thin-film transistor technology for the ultimate LCD or liquid crystal display. LCD monitors, also called flat panel displays, are replacing the old style cathode ray tubes (CRTs) as the display of choice. Nearly all LCD monitors today use TFT technology.\n\nThe benefit of a TFT monitor is a separate, tiny transistor for each pixel on the display. Because each transistor is so small, the amount of charge needed to control it is also small. This allows for very fast re-drawing of the display, as the image is re-painted or refreshed several times per second............\n\nsource(s) : http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-a-tft-monitor.htm
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Only know this because it was only just on BBC NEWS the average computer with a CRT monitor uses approx 14.67kw in a 24 hr period ( Equivenlent to boilling a kettle 15 times )\nYou can save 60% of that getting rid of the CRT and swapping to LCD.
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CRT is a "Cathode Ray Tube" CRT displays have been used up until recently for everything from TV sets to computer displays. Now with Plasma screens and LCDs and other forms of technology, the CRT is one of many forms of technology. But when people call TV "The Tube" it refers to a Cathode Ray Tube.
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It is exceedingly difficult to burn in a modern CRT; it can be done, but the image has to be on for a very long time.\n\nIt is easier to burn in an LCD panel or a plasma panel.\n\nRather than using a screen saver, use your power options to put the monitor into standby. That saves energy and reduces overall wear and tear on the monitor.
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not yet but making a front lcd display ruining off the parallel port \n\n2x16 lcd\nhttp://www.beyondlogic.org/parlcd/parlcd.htm
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Plasma technology differs from other display systems in as much as here in each pixel a source of light is produced. Between the flat glass panels loaded electrodes cause tiny explosions of xenon gas, which cause an ultraviolet light radiation, which for its part produces red, green and blue phosphorus light at the screen back. \n\nContrary to the conventional cathode ray tubes, with which a picture is divided into a rapid succession by pixels on the screen, all plasma display pixels become at the same time "illuminate". Therefore the plasma picture develops spontaneously and is extremely sharp. It extends evenly into all corners of the screen - whole without distortion or flares.\n\nAstonishing colors\n\nThe plasma technology ensures a brilliant, sharp image quality of unbelievable clarity by 256 gray tones and altogether 16.7 million colors.\n\nPrecise image quality\n\nOwing to the fact that in the case of the plasma display brightness, color and contrast of each individual screen pixel are stopped, it does not develop brightness differences between the center of the screen and the boundary regions. In addition the square pixels provide for an absolutely precise image replication, freely from the distortions which one at the edges of cathode ray tubes you have to consider with.\n\n160-Grad viewing angle \n\nFlat plasma panels offer opposite shining crystal displays (LCD) and screens with rear-projection a substantial advantage, if as the phosphorus-coated screen surface and the picture is stimulated directly is not projected on it.\n\nTherefore the plasma technology can obtain an unusually broad viewing angle - both in vertical and in horizontal direction. This makes a clearer view for a larger spectator number possible on the screen.\n\nNo magnetic disturbances \n\nDifferently than cathode ray tubes plasma displays do not shoot electrons at the screen and therefore also by the proximity of magnetic fields are not disturbed. That means that plasma panels can be set up problem-free in the proximity of loudspeakers or other strong magnetic sources, without thereby picture distortions or disturbances in the color equilibrium are caused.\n\nMultimedia flexibility\n\nPlasma displays support variety of sceen sizes and work both with Pal and with NTSC video format. Many plasma support additionally also SECAM and HDTV. All displays support multimedia-applications and offer a RS232-Terminal, so that the user can switch problem-free between input signals from different sources. Multi lnput terminals permit even the announcement of divided pictures* on only one plasma display.
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On older CRT monitors (resemble a TV), having the same image on-screen for a long time would cause it to start etching into the glass. This was called "monitor burn".\n\nUsually happened worst on monochrome displays; almost never happens nowadays, and can't happen to LCD displays.
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Drivers for CRT monitors are not required.  All they do is tell the OS what modes they support.\n\nYou can use the generic default monitor driver, and if you accidentally choose a mode the monitor doesn't support, just press Esc within ten seconds and it'll revert back to the old mode.
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If you're talking about e-commerce on websites I think a disadvantage is the difficulty in satsifying customers.  Viewing product details, shopping carts and checking out all have to be very intuitive and if they're not you could lose a customer very easly.  I think customer satisfaction is much more important (and easier to lose) on an ecommerce website than regular one.
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I have LG CRTL 17' monitor. I have been using it from 4 years and absulitely no problem with it.
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Typically, brightness is not a concern with CRT monitors. LCD monitors are backlit and have different levels of brightness. The brightness rating for an LCD monitor is commonly referred to as 'nits', and commonly range from 70 to 250 nits. The higher the nits, the brighter the display.