The dreadful economy has led to an increase in the number of inexpensive picture tube TVs sold. Likewise, sales of LCDs and plasmas—”dude check out my flat screen”—have flatlined. I guess people value eating and paying the rent/mortgage more than watching “My Name is Earl” in HD. These numbers come from DisplaySearch, a research outfit that tracks and monitors… → Read More
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For a NY minute I thought CRT’s were gone for good, but I was wrong…dead wrong. LG has announced a new CRT that they hope consumers will think is an LCD TV. It’s geared towards the Middle East and Africa, but I’m sure you could find a way to pick one up. The 21-inch CRT is about 75 percent cheaper than an LCD and its deflection angle of 120 degrees makes it the thinnest of all time. → Read More
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