CRT stands for cathode-ray tube. This is what started it all, and we were all pretty happy with it for, oh, a little over 65 years. The first CRT TV was made in 1934 by Telefunken in Germany.

Not the sharpest knife in the drawer. No royal TV interaction since Logie-Baird said ‘I wonder what this cathode ray tube does?’ has gone well. Even the very first BBC fly-on-the-wall ...

Panasonic has a storied history in the TV industry, dating to 1952 when its predecessor, Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., launched its first black-and-white cathode-ray tube television.

It took four years for the BBC to abandon the mechanical Baird TV system, why it happened ... s system for the technically superior cathode-ray tube stretches across four crucial years in the ...

6. Your Old TV Older TV’s contain a piece of tech called a cathode ray tube. These work by firing electrons at a phosphor surface using a big magnet. Each electron equates to a lighted pixel on ...

Starting with the bulky cathode-ray tube televisions of the mid-20th century and leading to today’s ultra-thin, flexible OLED screens, we explore the major milestones that reshaped how we ...

Abstract: A new type of cathode-ray tube typically only a few inches thick is described. The beam is injected parallel to one edge of the thin tube and caused to pass through two right-angle ...

A new TV spot for Superman has been released ... has confirmed that the Man of Steel will have his X-Ray Vision. New logos for the "Justice Gang"—Hawkgirl, Green Lantern Guy Gardner, and ...

George Wendt, an actor and Chicago-native with an Everyman charm who played Norm on the hit 1980s TV comedy “Cheers” and later crafted a stage career that took him to Broadway in “Art ...