The TV Set
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The Evolution of Display Technologies CRT LCD Plasma DLP OLED FED A Carbon NanoTube Monitor But let's start from the very beginning: The Cathode Ray Tube: A vacuum glass tube (e.g. the air is removed). An electron beam is emitted and then ...
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