You know, zero-latency is cool, but I gotta admit that I do not miss cathode ray tube TVs. They are really heavy, the picture was fuzzy, I never personally liked the scanlines, they're bulky, and I never liked that high pitch squeal that they make. I'll confess a little nostalgia for the CRTs sometimes, my first TV was a hand-me-down RCA from my parents and that served as my only TV until I was 20, but the second that 1080p (or better) LCD TVs got cheap, I never looked back.<p>Even in regards to the latency, I'm kind of convinced that those claims are a little overblown. LCDs <i>do</i> increase latency, but some of the more modern LCD TVs have a "low latency mode", that claims to get the latency to below 15 milliseconds; assuming most games are 60FPS, that's below a single frame, and I don't think that a vast majority of humans can even detect that. and for the few that can, OLEDs have you covered with latency on the order of like 2ms.