/vr/ - Retro Games

>>6417457
>ignorant of CRT history
So quiz me then.
Warning: I have an EE degree and my first summer job was repairing TV's in the 80's.
Also, I came to my conclusions by actually observing the different technologies and coming to my own conclusions, rather than being told what to think by consumer reports (or, if you're a zoomer, youtuber "SONY'S UNBEATABLE TECHNOLOGEE" videos).
Critical thinking will take you far. Trinitrons are great if you want rectangular-shaped pixels in a perfect grid, but at that point why not just emulate on an LCD? because of defects like "scanlines" (which are actually the absence of a raster in one field of a normally 480i image)?
Also, I own a PVM-20L5, so I can honestly say I formed my opinions based on the actual merits of the technology.
>go back to /v/ zoomer
My family got a 2600 when I was 15 (around 1982). My newest console is a Wii. I wouldn't fit in there.
>>6417471
I don't agree with you, but you're allowed to think that.
>>6417489
It's really not unless you like half the screen being dark. But I do like it for 480p which is why I didn't sell it when I got some nice tri-dot 480i sets.