Sony Philippines Inc. continues to invest in and improve its conventional cathode ray tube (CRT) and flat television technology even as it moves towards the more advanced liquid crystal display ...

Shifting its focus to LCDs, Japanese electronic major Sony plans to phase out cathode ray tube (CRT TVs) and would invest Rs 60 crore as promotional expense for its new range ‘Bravia’ in 2009 ...

New Delhi: Shifting its focus to LCDs, Japanese electronic major Sony plans to phase out cathode ray tube (CRT TVs) and would invest Rs60 crore as promotional expense for its new range ‘Bravia ...

The demand for CRT TVs is increasing and it's coming from an ... Linus Tech Tips purchased the Sony GDM FW900, "the greatest monitor that money can buy." The model, resplendent with the ...

Where have all the CRT televisions gone? In the global rush to junk these 20th Century TVs in favour of slim, HD-ready LCD and plasma displays, you'd think that the classic, bulky CRT is all but obsol ...

The Sony KV-L34MF1 is an enormous 34-inch 150lbs monster that messed up my back for weeks after hauling it upstairs. First, I had to put it on two old flight crates until I could buy a table ...

Sony has confirmed that it plans to axe 650 jobs at two TV factories in Wales as it moves away from the production of CRT televisions in Europe. By the end of the current fiscal year, the ...

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A modern 40-inch Sony TV, the second-smallest option in its current lineup, weighs less than 20 pounds. A CRT from Ian Primus’s collection Photo by Ian Primus But flatscreens haven’t won ...

The Sony KV-25FS100 is a 25-inch CRT that offers excellent picture quality and multiple input options. It is known for its clear display and robust build, making it a reliable choice for retro gaming.

Please don’t be a bunch of parsi’s the zoroastric peak of crt tvs is Sony PvM and BVM’s or other production monitors. Yet only 1 post here mentions them.