/vr/ - Retro Games

>>9063301
>>9063402
the only two parts that actually require a complex process are the tube itself and the phosphor screen, the difficulty of restarting production is vastly overrated, and CRT's are still being made for industrial purposes.

everything else is just bog standard electronics with nothing special about them, but even if a new CRT was to be made it would be digital and thus destroy the advantage of analog circuitry, adding the same lag and bullshit as you see with LCD's

displayport is not even possible to use with analog displays at all, you need an active converter which adds lag

what you really should be wanting is laser scanning displays, it's exactly the same principle as a CRT but with a laser instead of electron beam which means you don't need a vacuum tube which is most of the bulk and difficulty of a CRT. the technology already exists for pocket projectors and could easily be developed further for a higher spec monitor or TV. there is literally nothing preventing this from being done except stupidity.