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wet1

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After 106 years the death knell of the cathode ray tube is sounding. Hitachi sees no growth prospects in the market of the CRT so it is closing its 333+ million a year CRT plant. The LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) is increasingly replacing it. What took a major act of strength to lift can now be done with one hand through the use of the LCD.

Only 20% of the energy put into the CRT came out as light. The majority was used to maintain a temperature of 945º C as the operating temperature. The dropping price of LCD’s and slowing of the PC market have indeed sounded the death knell for the CRT.
 
awesome, I hope this makes LCD's cheaper. But I'm not sure, can you change the screen resolution with LCD's?
But its good to see some initiative! :)
 
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