Wow. That was pretty amazing, watching the CRT scanning. Also, seeing the pixel grid on the LCD TV was intriguing. I had no idea that panels used 9 sub-pixels to better control the fine brightness ...

You may be hearing about the demise of the venerable CRT, which has been the display device used in most of the TV sets we have watched since television became a commercial reality. Big, heavy glass ...

Because CRT-based monitors are so inexpensive, they still come bundled with most computer systems sold today. And CRT displays offer advantages beyond their cheaper price tag. For one thing, CRT-based ...

The death of cathode-ray tube (CRT) displays—once commonplace for TVs and computers—is a far too familiar story of what happens when a popular technology becomes obsolete. Once expensive, sought after ...

Component ports just make everything look better.

Like many geeks my age, I've felt the need for the warm glow of a CRT display in my life again, and I'm now up to three of these glass sirens, calling me back to my childhood. This has been great for ...

Today’s newest display technology strives to replicate the contrast, colorimetry and viewing angle of the best cathode ray tube (CRT) displays. The following technologies are either currently ...

World demand for material used in flat-panel and cathode-ray-tube (CRT) displays is expected to grow 12 percent per year through 2008, reaching nearly $22 billion, according to a recent survey by ...

CRT monitors might be best remembered for breaking the backs of anyone trying to haul them from place to place, but they might still be one of the best ways to play games. They’re still big, bulky, ...

The cathode-ray tube ruled the display world from the earliest days of TV until only comparatively recently, when flat-screen technology began to take over. CRTs just kept getting bigger over that ...