Over the last 37 years, Apple has shipped 46 different models of standalone display. The first was the Apple Monitor III, a green phosphor CRT built for use with the ill-fated Apple III. 1 image via ...

Apple Computer, the Cupertino, Calif.-based producer of the iPod digital music and video player, on Wednesday decided to stop using cathode-ray-tube (CRT) monitors within its full product line ...

By January 2002, Apple replaced those CRT-based iMacs with a revamped, space-saving design featuring a swivel LCD display. Apple's new, lower-cost iMac for schools, students and teachers features ...

Apple is getting out of the CRT (cathode ray tube) business, according to MacUser UK’s Steve Davis. In a recent article entitled “Apple to stop selling CRT displays,” Davis reports that ...

CRT technology has hit a dead end, Young says. "Research and development dollars are now pouring into flat panel display technology, not CRTs," he says. Apple Computer has ditched CRT monitors ...

Apple Computer ... was the company’s last CRT-based model. The move is part of an industrywide trend in computers and televisions toward the use of liquid-crystal display monitors, which are ...

when a number of vendors such as ViewSonic (left), IBM (center), and Apple (right) introduced color LCD monitors with qualities that could finally begin to compete with CRT monitors at a ...

Expertise A 25-year CNET veteran, David has been reviewing TVs since the days of CRT, rear-projection ... and Technology on display calibration and evaluation. Apple is back in the computer ...