A good modern oled can get you within ~2ms difference from a CRT depending on how you measure. But the catch is the TV needs to have a low latency or “game” mode that shuts off the on-board video processing. My best recommendation is to browse TVs that are oled (not qled) in your price range, and check the listing for low latency or gaming modes. You should find something that fits the bill pretty quickly.
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I’d go to this person does not exist and use a photo from there to trick it. But they’re getting smarter about people tricking it and it doesn’t work when ID is required. But it’s at least a non existing face so you’re not using someone else.
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Hardware@lemmy.world•TP-Link routers face potential U.S. ban over alleged China-related national security concerns — company "vigorously disputes" Department of Commerce's findingsEnglish
18·9 days agoThe larger security risk is running ANY router with proprietary firmware. All this says is the US is okay with US companies surveiling you, just not China. It’s just like with Tiktok. Suddenly because China is involved its a data security issue, even though companies like Meta syphon 1000x more data from consumers. There needs to BE legislation passed around data privacy and collection as a whole, instead of targeting any company involved with China. If it’s truly such a security issue, we need it resolved for all companies in the US.


Slower pixel response times from Qled. As far as I know Oled is the only modern display tech that can get close to CRT.