Hey /vr/ I'm out at a goodwill right now looking to buy

>modern cartoon image
>CRTs from post 2000

Not retro, champ

>>2782512
Both lines have good models. The best choice will depend on exactly what model is available and what you want to do with it.

>>2782515
>modern electrons in power supply
>Couch from post 2000
Not assburgers free, champ

>>2782770
>modern electrons in power supply
>what is conservation of matter?

>>2782838
>electrons
>matter

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>>2782850
>what is conservation of Synergy

>>2782512
>what are model numbers

What are Goodwill's hours?

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>>2782952
>what is atomic transition

>>2782512
Next time if you need fast advice about specific models, post specific model numbers.

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>>2782971
>Retro consoles spontaneously convert /vr/ related matter into /vr/ related energy in their /vr/ related power supplies

>>2783127
As long as it's pre 3rd millennium.

>>2783121
>>2782512

Listen to that guy, and also, and I mean this with no sarcasm or ill-will, post in the CRT thread. It can be shitty but you're more likely to get good responses I think.

>>2782850
>what is grade school science class?

>>2782515
is there a difference between a CRT made in the 90s compared to one say made in 2005?

>>2784078
Flat front CRTs are pretty 2000s. They looked more "modern" to plebs but they're actually slightly inferior to curved tubes. Otherwise, the fine tuning controls are more computerized in a 2005 consumer set vs a 1990 consumer set and in the US the '05 is more likely to have a color stream input.