A high-resolution LCD or OLED screen is a commodity ... viewfinder driver that is as near as possible an entire CRT TV on a chip. That’s it, the whole device runs from a single 5 volt supply.

What you will notice, however, is the bulky CRT TV taking up precious space ... of rapidly alternating lines of resolution to produce a faux high-resolution effect at the expense of some flicker.

Display tubes were heavy, bulky and fragile, and needed complicated high-voltage electronics ... The heart of this build is a one-inch CRT that was salvaged from an RCA video camera.

That's been a tough sell, as no baseline image standard has yet surpassed the quality jump from CRT sets to clearer panels with 1080p resolution ... have heard about—high dynamic range, or ...

On December 1, 1954, the RCA 21-CT-55 goes on sale in the USA. Its 53-centimetre (21-inch) picture tube makes it the world's first color TV with a ... tubes also became high-resolution and were ...

on a 15-pin HD connector with mini-jack audio, and one VGA output (RGBHV) on a 15-pin HD connector with left/right audio on RCA. The front panel also allows convenient source input via one VGA (RGBHV) ...

Play a film or TV ... most high-profile HFR films to date have been Peter Jackson’s The Hobbit trilogy – they were recorded at 48fps. Having more frames per second inherently improves the smoothness ...