RadioShackJanuary 20, 2005 5:37 AM PST
Picture tube TVs try a slimmer strategy
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come on, just take a look at a typical crt versus any flat panel or projection technology and the crt blows all of them out of the water. surely the companies are smart enough to realize that many of us consumers prefer a bright, contrasty, well-saturated picture to a device that looks "cool" when turned off!
mark d.
come on, just take a look at a typical crt versus any flat panel or projection technology and the crt blows all of them out of the water. surely the companies are smart enough to realize that many of us consumers prefer a bright, contrasty, well-saturated picture to a device that looks "cool" when turned off!
mark d.