Why do people buy LCD monitors?

What's so fun about massive ghosting, distorting colors depending on what angle you look at the monitor, a single crappy resolution, dead pixels, etc.?

Why don't people just buy excellent CRTs?

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With modern lcds, you only notice the effects of ghosting when it involves moving contrasting colours. Examples include scrolling a webpage or something like pong. You only notice it when you're ACTIVELY LOOKING for it. You DO NOT notice scrolling in 3D games - and my LCD has 21ms response time.

The biggest argument I accept against LCD is colour reproduction. In that case, I'd just dual screen a primary LCD and a secondary CRT to do colour work. If you're playing a game or watching a movie, it doesn't matter at all.