A thin screen full of holes that adheres to the back of a color CRT ... mask onto the phosphor dots. There are generally more holes per inch than the maximum resolution obtainable from that monitor.

The ‘CRT Effect’ myth says that the reason why ... possible color bleed and other artefacts with CRTs due to the shadow mask (or Sony’s Trinitron aperture grille), there was no extreme ...

The designers of older equipment that contained a CRT monitor rarely made the effort to design their own driver and deflection circuitry. Instead they were more likely to buy an off the shelf ...