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The Impending CRT Display Revival Will Be Televised

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The Impending CRT Display Revival Will Be Televised

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Until the 2000s vacuum tubes practically ruled the roost. Even if they had surrendered practically fully to semiconductor technology like integrated circuits, there was no escaping them in everythi…

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And let’s leave off the 60hz flicker. That used to bother me so much.
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  most crts i’ve ever used were 75Hz or more
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  I hated it when Windows 95 or 98 reset the refresh rate to 59Hz. Flicker was obnoxious.

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