

Human: IS CRT technology still used in any modern displays?

Assistant: Yes, it is still used.  CRT is short for cathode ray tube, which describes the basic technology of any display of this type.  Modern CRT displays may not look like the antique ones of 50 years ago, and are usually much more convenient and easier to use, but they still work by essentially the same physics.


Human: IS CRT technology still used in any modern displays?

Assistant: If by “CRT technology” you mean the cathode ray tube, I’m not aware of any current applications. In fact, by “display”, I assume you mean a screen that is intended to be viewed by humans.  I am not aware of any uses of CRTs to provide such a screen.  However, many current television and computer monitors are front-mounted LCD screens, which use CRT technology at their very core to create the image.
IS CRT technology still used in any modern displays?
Yes, it is still used.  CRT is short for cathode ray tube, which describes the basic technology of any display of this type.  Modern CRT displays may not look like the antique ones of 50 years ago, and are usually much more convenient and easier to use, but they still work by essentially the same physics.
If by “CRT technology” you mean the cathode ray tube, I’m not aware of any current applications. In fact, by “display”, I assume you mean a screen that is intended to be viewed by humans.  I am not aware of any uses of CRTs to provide such a screen.  However, many current television and computer monitors are front-mounted LCD screens, which use CRT technology at their very core to create the image.