Hi, is it possible that a 21 "trc tv looks better than a Full HD LED? It makes me look better, more vivid colors, or nose, I can not configure the LED image acceptably, please help

Best regards friend, the two technologies are totally different and one of the other has its advantages and disadvantages in a tv (cathode ray tube) has a range of colors and pixels that make up the limited image, but this does not mean that the image does not look good, after a TV of these trc has the option of built-in hd will see an image of excellent quality that does not envy anything to a technology tv Led, the latest trc flat-screen tv added more pixels, but range of colors and black phosphor layer that makes the image on these tvs look excellent, an advantage of them in front of a led is that they are more robust and resistant and of longer duration due to its glass structure that can withstand until certain level of blows, whereas a led not as its screen structure is more sensitive and fragile therefore its duration is less than that of a trc. In an LCD TV (Liquid Crystal Display) liquid crystal display and can be LED bone LED lighting or LAMP Lighting of lamps, this technology has many advantages compared to CRTs some are: Lower weight, lower power consumption, higher definition of image, bigger range of colors, can come in HD (High Definition) or Ultra HD (Ultra High Definition) means that because of its liquid crystal display technology you can get much better image but you have to keep in mind that for this LED TV t of a good and excellent image quality has to do with the signal provider either by cable or satellite this should have the technology as such HD or UHD so you can configure it on your TV since if it is not so you can not see the programming, if you have analog signal you can not see it in HD you should find out if you have a digital signal that contains the high definition options, the tv trc has a good image while the signal that it handles this In the margin of configuration that this TV has, I hope my contribution has been of your help to clear your doubts Greetings

Hi, it's the first question I asked myself with analog signal it is possible that a tube TV will look better than a full hd led the tube TV writes interlaced just like the analog cable signal or the video coming in through the yellow composite video connector the trc write interlaced is that the analog signal transmits the odd lines and then the frame pairs that are 50 on pal and 60 on ntsc the lcd write progressive, the digital signal is transmitted progressively, first the one, the two the three and so on to complete the picture all digital TVs with the right signal look divine the problem is when the signal is interlaced, and the TV is digital, it can not write the signal as it comes, it must do a sampling and save it in a memory until it completes the whole picture and there writes it on the screen ... when but sampling better is the signal but consumes more resources, when better digital analog converter has the best TV picture tendrate I give an example, a ken brown fullhd looks great by hdmi and horrible with the cable because it is an economic tele, I have a samsung 32d5500 that works very well with the cable but you put digital signal and you can not believe the definition that it has Yours sincerely Tobias