>nanosecond latency
>superior colors
>superior video games
Why did we abandon superior tech again?
Nanosecond latency
scanlines, power consumption, physical size
Scanlines are a good thing though.
because they were heavy and hueg as fuck (*I slam my lead lined monitor on the table and put on my fingerless gloves, ready to pwn these n00bs*) and produced enough heat to make a small room warm. you're going to find that a lot of technological advances are 2 steps forward 1 step back.
Because I've never enjoyed a non-Nintendo console more than, or even on the same level as, a PC game in my life; consoles merely served as bridges to friends in my youth.
also
>implying consoles have less latency than a dedicated PC
hmmm...
op is clearly talking about crt monitors and not console vs pc
God I miss Ar Tonelico
Didn't plasma screens have low latency too?
Back then bigger screen = better screen. The flat craze rode that real well helped greatly by the fact consumer crt tvs as well as signal standard were shit.
The rest is FUD and shilling for chinkshit lcd factories.
>Didn't plasma screens have low latency too?
In theory yes, in reality they were hideous because of how they did image processing.