CRT (short for cathode-ray-tube) monitors used to be the gold standard in TV and computer monitor hardware. If you wanted to display moving images on a screen, CRT was the way to get it done.

Finally somebody has found a good use for all those old CRT computer monitors finding their way to the landfills. [Steven Dufresne] from Rimstar.org steps us through a very simple conversion of a C… ...

Sinclair manufactured one in about 1980, but with a one point something inch diagonal 4:3 rectangular CRT screen. The tube was specially made, usual grey phosphor of course, called a “coffin ...

A 17-inch 85Hz monitor that, in a weird twist of fate, was the same model of CRT I had before I transitioned to LCDs more than 20 years ago. I brought it home and hooked it up to my iPad to check ...

Plus, the image is letterboxed, and parts of the screen are cut off, so it's not precisely game-ready. The Vision Master Pro 512 CRT monitor can also be pushed to 500 Hz with a 320 x 200 ...

This 19-inch CRT computer monitor lists a maximum resolution of 1600 x 1200 at 85Hz but supports 1024 x 768 at 130Hz and 640 x 480 at 160Hz. In general, the best resolution is the highest you can ...

This nostalgic creation comes from PC modder János Kerekes, who hollowed out an old Sony Trinitron CRT monitor and used it to house a water-cooled gaming PC with a 24-inch display.

Crisp pixel art and new pixel art techniques allow artists to make artwork for different display types. Illustration by castpixel ( Christina-Antoinette Neofotistou ) Clever game designers of yore ...

If you miss the vintage look of a CRT monitor, there's an app called 'Cool Retro Term' that will recreate the effect on your Mac or Linux system.