Do you still own a old school CRT TV?

[llorando]

I still own one and still use it, mostly for retro gaming.

Yes, I still use it

Yes I don't use it

No

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I have 32" sharp and a 14" Magnavox CRT TV.

[exitseven]

No, we had a electronics day at the town dump a couple of years ago and I got rid of all my old TVs. There was a guy there that was throwing away and old console black and white TV from the 50s.

[llorando]

Should have kept them, depending on their age and model/brand could have been worth some money, especially now with retro gaming being popular and demanding outpacing supply.

[exitseven]

I gave a couple of them to my son and he uses them for video games and I had one at my summer house.

[Masie]

No. We do not. We have led or oled tvs at my parents house and I think I have an oled for school. Don't remember. It fits the bill which is to not take up space and let my roommate and I watch TV.

[DryGermanGuy]

I do actually, a pretty good one from Sony. I bought it in 1996.

[llorando]

Mine's a 32" Magnavox I acquired for free a few years ago, back then no one wanted CRT TV's and could get them for free, lucky I did cause now with retro gaming being more popular and a lot of them ending up in recycling centers/landfills, they are getting both rare and pricey, at least in the US>

[llorando]

Scratch that 32" Magnavox, it's a 32" Sharp. My 14" is a Magnavox.

[NathanDavis]

I had one for the memes... till the pandemia

then I sold it... to someone who wanted for those retro games as well, lol

[Iron_Man]

Yes…

[llorando]

You still use it? I still use mine, but mostly for retro gaming.

[Iron_Man]

Yes 2003 Toshiba. Just took a picture for you

https://postimg.cc/R33MCVRz

[llorando]

Awesome. Mine's a 2002 sharp.

[Iron_Man]

That’s so cool. It’s like the same TV.

[llorando]

They do just different colors. In the late 90's/early 00's a lot of CRT TV's looked alike.

[Iron_Man]

Yes, they sure do

[DryGermanGuy]

Could also be a case of badge engineering (both companies using the same OEM).