The Sony Trinitron KX-45ED1, aka the PVM-4300, is thought to be the largest CRT TV ever sold to consumers, delivering a 43-inch visible diagonal on its 45-inch tube.

The TV landscape is now dominated by sleek displays powered by LED, OLED, and QLED technologies, and yes, OLED and QLED are two distinct technologies.However, CRT TVs were the dominant display ...

The most famous example of a CRT TV-only title, perhaps, is NES classic Duck Hunt. It worked by means of the NES Zapper, a neat yet simple peripheral that Today I Found Out on YouTube explains ...

CRT TVs do have a pretty low resolution across the board, and this means a modern TV will look better in a technical sense, but those using CRT TVS aren't doing it to get the highest, most cutting ...

Here’s how to know when it’s the right time for you. How long should a TV last? In a perfect world, hardware never breaks, software always stays up to date and smart platforms never slow down.

Old CRT TVs and monitors are the best option for retro gaming, but they aren't made anymore. These are the repairmen keeping them alive. By Steven T. Wright on November 13, 2022 at 6:00AM PST ...

The first CRT TV was made in 1934 by Telefunken in Germany. These TVs evolved from black-and-white to color, from tiny to relatively large, and eventually were phased out around the year 2000.

We love seeing all the imaginative ways people get their Steam Deck running on various displays. One way that really caught our interest is a Redditor hooking Valve's portable up to an old CRT TV ...

I can still remember every detail of my years spent playing my mom’s hand-me-down Atari 2600 as a kid. I had the system set up on an old CRT TV in the corner of my bedroom. On weekends, I’d ...

Consumer Reports shows you how to prevent a TV tip-over to protect the children in your home. TV tip-overs injure children every year and can sometimes be deadly.

If you assumed that connecting an older, standard definition gaming console to a modern 4K TV would vastly improve the look of its games, you’d be completely wrong.