hi, i tel ya know , tft monitors are no where as good as crt, crt have
better depth of color , thats why graphic designers still use em



"James Sweet" wrote in message
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wrote:
In the past, when the big-fat monitors were still been used, if
there's any problem with them, I can open them up and find and fix the
problem.

Nowadays, where the TFT LCD bunch is taking over, when a monitor fail,
it just dies. Can't be repaired, nada, zilch.

To me, the TFT LCD represents a step backwards. I have on my hand 5
TFT LCD monitors that lie belly up, and I just can't fix them ! All of
them have the same problem - the back-lighting fails, but since
everything is compressed into a compact module, there's no way to fix
it !

Darn ! !



Well it's not as if anyone gets the CRT monitors repaired anymore anyway,
everything is so cheap and disposable and I suspect it will continue that
way unless disposal costs rise significantly. Also many of the most common
faults with TFT monitors can be repaired, I usually see dead power
supplies or bad backlight inverters or tubes.