Appliances eligible for replacement include refrigerators aged six years or more, plasma and cathode ray tube televisions.

LG reported a 468 billion won net loss after booking provisions related to cathode ray tube TV price fixing charges.

Then the cathode ray tube lit up and the slowly revolving timebase drew the picture I had seen so often before.

I looked at him intently for a moment; his features were just visible in the blue-green glow of the cathode ray tube.

The screen lights up-notlike an LCD monitor, or even an old cathode ray tube, but more like an antique film projector.

Sally pressed the cursor key that would allow her to scroll down the cathode ray tube until the entire list had been exposed.

The problem with TVs is not that they break down anymore, because we've lost that big cathode ray tube, so they're incredibly reliable.

A cathode ray tube can hold 300 volts of passive electrical storage, so use a hefty screwdriver across the main power supply capacitor, first.

This machine only identified and quantified all mineral and chemical elements present in the water; the data was displayed on the cathode ray tube.

The older systems were referred to good-humouredly as "iron dial" as opposed to the latest models being cathode ray tube, now LED.

Founding families of Samsung Group and Corning have had close ties for four decades, since they started a cathode ray tube glass venture in 1973.

Monitors, CRT's, screens, cathode ray tubes, whatever you want to call them.

As director of Cavendish Laboratory at Cambridge University, Thomson was researching electrical currents inside cathode ray tubes.

(The following description applies to old style cathode ray tube television sets.)

Almost from the moment moving images were first projected by cathode ray tubes, politicians have been aware of the medium's power.

Computer or television monitors contain cathode ray tubes, which typically contain enough lead to be classified as hazardous waste when being recycled or disposed of.