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From CRT to Full HD -- the evolution of television

From cathode ray tubes to plasma panels, LCD displays, 100Hz technology and the future of television tech

By Campbell Simpson

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This Keracolour set of 1970 has a striking design, enclosing the picture tube in a spherical white shell. (Image credit: tvhistory.tv)

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