LCD Monitor success!

[tone007]

Hm, have you also tried LED displays?

You are aware that your "LED display" is actually just another LCD backlit by LEDs instead of a fluorescent light source, I hope.  The LED backlighting won't help in the area of motion blur should the LCD panel in front of the backlight still be a poor performer.

LED backlighting is definitely the way to go, but it doesn't cure everything.

[tone007]

Don't CRTs also have a degree of motion blur, even close to undetectable, due to the persistent nature of phosphors?

[tone007]

I suppose with (hardware accelerated) alpha blending, you could simply have a fixed length queue of frames. Each new frame, added to the front of the queue, is rendered 100% opaque and then each of the N previous frames is blended on top with an exponential reduction in opacity.

..and make it variable!  One day I may want to emulate a 1702, and the next I might want to emulate a 1084S!

Monitor emulators, the wave of the future. ..or past.