Likewise, being forced to squint at a 15" CRT at 60Hz can make us weep in pain and long for a nice LCD to while away our hours at. A good display makes all the difference. Monitors are widely used ...

So I'm going to be buying a new monitor in the next few months, my 19" CRT is starting to get fuzzy and have scan lines running across it.<BR>I tend to game a lot (Mame, HL2, WoW, etc), as well as ...

CRT computer monitors have been in use since the 1950s, and are still used today. This type of monitor uses a beam of electrons to illuminate different areas of the screen.

Apple Computer, the Cupertino, Calif ... (CRT) monitors within its full product line, ... (LCD), which tend to be more efficient and less bulky than CRT monitors, the AP reports. ...

Just when LCD monitors were beginning to gain popularity in the first quarter of 2003, came the worldwide shortage, putting CRT monitors back to a stronger position. The LCD shortage began sometime in ...

Turns out it’s a tube made originally for CGA and EGA monitors in a VGA monitor chassis. Not actually capable of displaying a 640×480 pixel image but the circuitry splats it onto the front of it.

This mini-ITX gaming PC is mounted in a retro Sony Trinitron CRT monitor, and features a water-cooled Core i7 CPU and AMD Radeon R9 Nano GPU.

Jobs told a gathering of Macintosh software developers at the company’s worldwide developer’s conference here that a three-unit line of LCDs will replace the CRT monitors. Apple now sells 15-inch and ...

On a CRT monitor with a resolution of 1600x1200 or above, 100Hz is ideal to keep all the lines supplied with enough electrons to stop the phosphors fading and flicker occurring. Refresh and ...