← Back to context Comment by fallat 9 hours ago In a sense pixels arent even real today right? It's an abstraction 2 comments fallat Reply kstrauser 8 hours ago Kinda, but a CRT literally doesn’t have precise pixel targeting in the way an LCD does. Instead, you’re telling the electron gun to draw red for a little while, and it paints what it paints. layer8 6 hours ago LCD and OLED panels consist of a fixed, unchangeable matrix of native pixels. (Same for the discontinued Plasma TVs.) CRTs don’t have that.
kstrauser 8 hours ago Kinda, but a CRT literally doesn’t have precise pixel targeting in the way an LCD does. Instead, you’re telling the electron gun to draw red for a little while, and it paints what it paints.
layer8 6 hours ago LCD and OLED panels consist of a fixed, unchangeable matrix of native pixels. (Same for the discontinued Plasma TVs.) CRTs don’t have that.
Kinda, but a CRT literally doesn’t have precise pixel targeting in the way an LCD does. Instead, you’re telling the electron gun to draw red for a little while, and it paints what it paints.
LCD and OLED panels consist of a fixed, unchangeable matrix of native pixels. (Same for the discontinued Plasma TVs.) CRTs don’t have that.