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Computer Flat Screens
It’s all about computer flat screens these days. I recently
dumped my old CRT monitor (not easy by the way, CRT screens are
considered hazardous waste and you have to use a municipal
collection service to do it legally) and picked up my first computer
flat screen and I’m just loving it. I can’t believe I waited so long
to make the plunge; it has made such a huge difference for me.
The first and most obvious difference I’ve noticed is the superior
picture quality in my new LCD computer flat screen. It really puts
my old CRT piece of junk to shame. My new computer flat screen is
sharper, clearer, and has a much better refresh rate. I used to get
a lot of eyestrain and subsequent headaches for staring at my old
CRT computer screen a while, but I’ve yet to feel any of that with
my computer flat screen.
Another great part of having a computer flat screen is of course the
smaller size. Computer flat screens are incredibly space efficient.
I had to devote pretty much the entire surface of my desk to my old
CRT screen, but with my LCD monitor I suddenly have lots of room to
do other things with.
More articles about label printers,
LCD flat panel monitors, desktop computers, and touch
screens coming soon. Please check back often.
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When computer flat screens first started coming out a several years
ago they were of course very expensive. Also, they had a lot of
worrisome technical issues like dead pixels and such. Today,
however, the technology has been improved upon a lot, and it has
come down in price a ton. Getting a good name brand computer flat
screen is only marginally more expensive than an equivalently sized
CRT monitor.
There really isn’t any reason not to get a computer flat screen if
you are putting together a new computer. The amount of money you
save by choosing a CRT monitor won’t be very much anymore, and
you’ll have a bulky piece of hazardous waste to contend with as a
result. I strongly suspect that CRT monitors (and CRT televisions
for that matter) are going to slowly phase out of the market and it
won’t be long before they virtually disappear.
Next time you find yourself in a CompUSA, Fry’s Electronics, Costco,
or some other store that sells monitors, check out there selection
of computer flat screens. Heck, if you have a free minute or two
just do a quick search for them online. You might be surprised on
how cheap they’ve become recently!
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