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Old 10-15-2014, 12:49 AM   #20
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So would have gone a similar conversation in the 1960s. We should all be glad that no one took any notice of them then, and nobody will now!
Only, you can not but take notice of them now. While technology placed hard limits on the size of CRTs from the 1940~90s (screen area, depth, weight, and price) in comparison the purchase considerations these days are concerned with the affect on living arrangement. The least obstruction might be for a rolling/folding screen combined with projector technology that would bright enough for daylight use, but even a "so cheap its practically free" 100" TV is always going to be thirty square feet when deployed vs. the 22" 4:3 of yesteryear (which barely cracked 1.5) Virtual display (via glasses or brain-tap!) is the only display technology that might bypass the living arrangement angle.
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