Monitors
by Published on November 7th, 2016 06:00 AM- Categories:
- Graphics Cards,
- Peripherals,
- Monitors,
- Sound,
- Technology,
- Gaming
Complacency caused by lack of competition, corporate greed and poor decision making, low market demand due to ignorance, are all just a few reasons why certain computer hardware industries are so behind the times. In this article we will explore which computer hardware industries are lagging behind so badly, and discuss where they could and should be by now. We will be looking at industries relevant to PC gaming, so this is an article for gamers.
We talk a lot about monitors and display technology in general here at GND-Tech. Display technology in general is not where it should be, but computer monitors have it the worst. To those without much knowledge in this area, it would be beneficial to first read this.
Brief history lesson: LCD technology is what totally replaced CRT. This brings up the first issue; this shouldn't have happened. LCD taking over for lower end markets is fine, but it's not really suitable for any enthusiast gaming or movie/TV watching. A much better technology was proposed to succeed CRT, and that was FED or Field Emission Display. SED, or Surface-Conduction ...by Published on October 15th, 2011 08:30 PM- Categories:
- Peripherals,
- Monitors,
- Technology
NVIDIA has recently announced 3DVision 2 - their second generation 3D gaming technology at GeForce LAN 6. This is a major update for NVIDIA 3DVision since its debut in 2009. There are several improvements, but the biggest change is a much brighter picture.
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3DVision 2 is designed to improve picture brightness by up to two times, compared to the original 3DVision ...by Published on March 20th, 2010 10:16 PM- Categories:
- Monitors
I'll admit, the first thing that attracted me to this monitor were the specs. I was in the market for replacing my old 19" 4:3 for something a little.. umm well, BIGGER! The size what just what I was looking for and the specs, well hard to compete with:
Screen Size.....................................23"
Widescreen....................................Yes
Recommended Resolution.............1920 x 1080
Viewing Angle................................160°(H) / 160°(V)
Pixel Pitch......................................0.266mm ...
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