Workshops of David T. Smith - Learning Experience - Designing a Cabinet for Your TV

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Rear-Projection: CRT Rear-projection TVs (RPTVs) are great if you are considering a large-screen TV (40 inches and greater). The basic idea of RPTVs is to combine a projector and a screen into one box. The projector casts the image on the rear of the screen. You see the image when you look at the screen head-on. CRT Rear-projection TVs CRT rear-projection TVs use three cathode ray tubes to shoot red, green, and blue onto a projection screen. These huge beasts have long been a staple of home theaters. Pros: They offer the most screen size for your buck. They have excellent picture quality. They have excellent black level. Cons: They are very heavy and deep. They cannot be viewed in bright light. They have a narrow viewing angle. They are hard to maintain. They are also on their way out.
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