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echo = "They both have their benefits, as listed above. A few points that should be high lighted though, are:
CRTs have higher refresh, but uses radiation to display the screen. A light bulb inside the case sends a dot to the screen, then another and another. The faster the dot, the better, some older CRTs are a bit slow, and you can see the row of dots going down the screen. (Just as an example, the older models aren't being considered ATM) It's not a bad thing, but after a while, it can hurt the eyes, and give you headaches. Most people aren't effected by this, or just have a nice monitor. The LCD (if using a decent one) will ultimately give you a better picture, due to the brightness, and liquid feel. If that makes sense. The headache factor (for almost all people) is not an issue.
A CRT will save you some money, due to being less expensive, and uses less power while on. A LCD will save space and give you the 'kewl' look, that more and more people are leaning towards. Like cases with the windowed side of a dragon, and a neon green light blazing through, or something like that. Also the transportation factor. It's may not be often, but every so often, you have to pick up, and/or move your monitor (like to bring it home), and of course, the CRT is much lighter and smaller.
Honestly, while playing games, your monitor will not make a large difference when compared to it's alter ego. A new 19" CRT, will give you the same performance as a 19" LCD in the short run. If they are both made by good manufacturers.
Doubt this article is worth it, but Good Luck on your decision! Let us know which one you chose!";