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NewsPhoto: CRTs getting skinnier
December 2, 2004 CRT makers have developed slim sets to better compete with flat-panel televisions. -
ReviewsInsignia NS-30HTV
Reviewed on June 1, 2006 The Insignia NS-30HTV can display wide-screen HDTV and costs a relative pittance, but for most people the savings won't justify its problematic picture quality. -
ReviewsSamsung TX-R3079WH
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Don't bury the tube TV quite yet
February 23, 2007 As consumers continue to scoop up CRTs, it appears the reports of the demise of the old-style sets have been greatly exaggerated. Photos: Defenders of the CRT -
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Plasma or LCD? Size matters
March 22, 2006 Flat-panel TVs are in demand--but consumers are divided on whether plasma or LCD is best. -
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LG.Philips Displays ups production of slim CRTs
December 7, 2004 Company is increasing production of thin CRTs as it looks to compete against makers of flat-panel televisions. -
ReviewsCompaq fs7550
Reviewed on December 8, 2003 Compaq's fs7550 comes with a good pair of speakers and enough image quality for home or small-office use. -
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Slimmer tube TVs to challenge flat panels
November 18, 2004 Television makers say 16-inch-thick tube sets will arrive next year at a fraction of the price of thin rivals. Photo: Super-slim TV tubes -
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Toshiba readies SED panel rollout
June 2, 2005 The computer maker picks a site in western Japan to mass-produce flat-panel screens offering CRT image quality. -
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Flat-panel TVs can't topple tubes--just yet
December 2, 2004 Desire for status is pushing many consumers toward pricey flat panels. But old-fashioned tube TVs still produce better pictures. Photo: CRTs getting skinnier -
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Flat-panel TVs reaching sales mark
December 22, 2004 Early indications show sales of flat-panel sets meeting expectations despite a slower-than-expected holiday shopping season. -
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Report: Slim-TV sales anything but flat
April 13, 2005 Annual shipments of flat-panel sets are expected to shoot from 10.5 million units in 2004 to 83.5 million in 2010, report says. -
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Toshiba adds new TV tech to the mix
December 7, 2004 Consumers can tune in to televisions featuring yet another new display technology starting next year. -
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Motorola builds nanotube-based display
May 9, 2005 Company produces prototype of color display that uses carbon nanotubes, saying design is better than current flat-panel technology. -
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Me TV: What and when should you buy?
April 12, 2005 Technological advancements have raised prices and created confusion for buyers. Is DLP, HD, LCD or CRT in your future? -
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LCDs outsell tube televisions in Europe
November 27, 2006 Crossover to digital televisions is happening earlier than expected, with North America expected to follow suit soon.
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