NonBorn
08-07-2007, 23:28
Με την απόφαση για αγορά μιας καινούργιας τηλεόρασεις μπαίνουν διάφορα ερωτήματα όπως μέγεθος,μάρκα,τεχνολογία που χρησιμοποιεί κλπ κλπ κλπ. Αυτό το thread ασχολείται με τις τεχνολογίες απεικόνισης που χρησιμοποιούν οι τηλεοράσεις που κυκλοφορούν στην αγορά και ουσιαστικά παραθέτει τα "+" και τα "-" της κάθε τεχνολογίας. Το άρθρο αυτό βρέθηκε στο neogaf και απλά μεταφέρθηκε εδώ γιατί θεώρησα ότι είναι πολύ σημαντικό κάποιος να γνωρίζει το τι παίζει με τα είδη των τηλεοράσεων που κυκλοφορούν. Κάνω την αρχή και οι εμπειρίες και οι γνώσεις που πιθανόν έχετε θα μεγαλώσουν αυτό το thread και θα βοηθήσουν όλους όσους βρίσκονται μπροστά σε μία αγορά τηλεόρασης ;)
CRT (Tube) Direct View TVs
+Inexpensive
+Great black levels
+Lowest gaming latency
-Best models no longer being produced, and many of the remaining models are poor
-Very bulky
-Very limited size options (34" or under)
-Low effective resolution compared to other HD tech, especially with models not using the Sony SFPT
PC Displays (LCD):
+Relatively Inexpensive
+Slim & light
+High resolution
-Usually 16:10 aspect ratio, which can cause problems when connecting game consoles
-Usually not built to accomodate non-PC uses, so inputs may be limited (significant problem for legacy gaming) and scaling options may be slim/nil
-Small screen sizes make them impractical for normal living room television setup
Flat Panel LCD TVs:
+Slim & light
+Excellent picture quality in higher models
+Great for bright rooms
-Expensive per inch, prices increase siginficantly for larger sizes
-Budget models have significant ghosting problems for gaming
-Black levels can struggle in dark rooms
-Screen Door Effect can be a concern
Plasma TVs:
+Slim & light
+Excellent picture quality in higher models
+Superior viewing angles
+Great black levels
-Expensive, prohibitively so for 1080p models
-Glass used can cause severe glare issues unless room/natural lighting can be controlled
-Burn-in, image retention, uneven wear are still potential concerns
-720p versions are usually less than 1280 pixels horizontally
-Screen Door Effect can be a concern
LCD Rear Projection TVs:
+Very inexpensive per inch
+Good picture quality
-Poor viewing angles
-Ghosting concerns
-Poor black levels
-Screen Door Effect can be a concern
-Silk Screen Effect can be a concern
-Bulb replacement (until LED-driven models take over) every few years
DLP Rear Projection TVs:
+Inexpensive per inch
CRT (Tube) Direct View TVs
+Inexpensive
+Great black levels
+Lowest gaming latency
-Best models no longer being produced, and many of the remaining models are poor
-Very bulky
-Very limited size options (34" or under)
-Low effective resolution compared to other HD tech, especially with models not using the Sony SFPT
PC Displays (LCD):
+Relatively Inexpensive
+Slim & light
+High resolution
-Usually 16:10 aspect ratio, which can cause problems when connecting game consoles
-Usually not built to accomodate non-PC uses, so inputs may be limited (significant problem for legacy gaming) and scaling options may be slim/nil
-Small screen sizes make them impractical for normal living room television setup
Flat Panel LCD TVs:
+Slim & light
+Excellent picture quality in higher models
+Great for bright rooms
-Expensive per inch, prices increase siginficantly for larger sizes
-Budget models have significant ghosting problems for gaming
-Black levels can struggle in dark rooms
-Screen Door Effect can be a concern
Plasma TVs:
+Slim & light
+Excellent picture quality in higher models
+Superior viewing angles
+Great black levels
-Expensive, prohibitively so for 1080p models
-Glass used can cause severe glare issues unless room/natural lighting can be controlled
-Burn-in, image retention, uneven wear are still potential concerns
-720p versions are usually less than 1280 pixels horizontally
-Screen Door Effect can be a concern
LCD Rear Projection TVs:
+Very inexpensive per inch
+Good picture quality
-Poor viewing angles
-Ghosting concerns
-Poor black levels
-Screen Door Effect can be a concern
-Silk Screen Effect can be a concern
-Bulb replacement (until LED-driven models take over) every few years
DLP Rear Projection TVs:
+Inexpensive per inch