| ▲ | edwcross 7 days ago | |
TVs back then supported a given standard (NTSC, PAL) and a lower resolution. CRTs couldn't "buffer" the image. Several aspects made it so that "cheating" was not possible. It was either fast, or nothing. Image quality suffered, but speed was not a parameter. With LCDs, lag became a trade-off parameter. Technology enabled something to become worse, so economically it was bound to happen. | ||
| ▲ | 1970-01-01 7 days ago | parent [-] | |
>CRTs couldn't "buffer" the image Sounds reasonable, but no. | ||