Discounted older flat-screen TVs can be a practical, low-cost option for secondary rooms, but they often lack modern smart features, inputs, energy efficiency, and long-term support.
37-inch plasma TVs once offered deep blacks, wide viewing angles, and smooth motion. By the mid-2010s, production largely ended as manufacturers shifted to LCD/LED and OLED technologies.
HDTV made high-resolution viewing mainstream. Today, comparisons still matter as 4K, HDR, OLED/QLED, and smart features expand choices. Focus on resolution, panel type, inputs, durability, and value when buying.
Upgrading from CRTs to LCD/LED monitors improved CCTV clarity, reduced operator fatigue, and - when paired with IP cameras and analytics - made modern surveillance more effective.
A refreshed look at JVC's mid-2000s LCD sets and how their motion and audio features compare to today's 4K, 120Hz, smart TVs.
An updated overview of computer monitors: how displays are classified, the key specs to compare (resolution, refresh rate, panel type), modern technologies (LCD with LED backlights, Mini-LED, OLED), and practical buying guidance.
A concise update on how pinball displays evolved from bulbs and VFDs to dot-matrix displays (DMDs) and modern color LCD/LED panels - how they work and why the classic amber glow persisted.
Apex flat-screen TVs once offered affordable, no-frills picture performance and front-panel AV inputs. Rapid growth was followed by supplier disputes and legal problems that dented the brand's reputation. Today, Apex sets lack common modern features such as multiple HDMI ports and smart TV platforms.
A concise 2025 guide to choosing a digital wall clock: display types, connectivity, accessibility, power options, and buying tips to match your room and routine.
CRT HDTVs used cathode ray tubes to display high-definition signals (commonly 720p and 1080i). Once a competitive, lower-cost alternative to early plasma and LCDs, CRT HDTVs declined as flat panels became thinner, larger, and more energy efficient. Today CRTs survive mainly in retro-gaming and niche professional uses.
Flat-panel TVs now dominate living rooms, while modern DLP projectors - improved by LED/laser light sources and 4K/HDR support - serve home theaters, portable systems, and cinemas.
Replacing many laptop screens remains a doable DIY task when you research the exact model, use the right tools, and follow safe disassembly steps. Some modern laptops use glued assemblies or proprietary screws, so check model-specific guides first.