Difference 2, color reproduction ability: the monitor will truly reproduce the monitored scene, and strive to be true. The display will render the image, and the image quality is more suitable for viewing, so the real monitoring scene cannot be restored.The difference is three, the resolution is different: CRT monitors generally can reach 625 lines (interlaced) / 1250 (progressive) lines, and the number of CRT scan lines is obviously low. The resolution of an LCD monitor of the same size is equivalent to the resolution of a liquid crystal display.The difference is four, the refresh frequency is different: the normal color monitor refresh frequency should be below 50Hz (analog), the general computer monitor is easy to 75hz.
The difference is five. The input signal interface is different: the monitor inputs the AV analog video signal, and is compatible with inputting some other signal sources such as VGA and YPbPr; the computer display generally only inputs the RGB signals of the three primary colors of RGB and is used as the connection computer.
The difference is that the performance of the core components is different: the CRT monitor uses a dedicated picture tube to identify and identify the color better than the CRT display, and can more realistically reproduce the collected source image. LCD monitors use a dedicated LCD panel that has higher physical performance than equivalent displays, such as viewing angle, response time, and brightness.The difference is seven, the components are different: the components selected by the monitor are designed with current, power, temperature and resistance to electrical interference, electrical shock and redundancy, and the average trouble-free use time is greater; thus the monitor stability is more it is good.
