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A Worker Drives a Forklift - China

A worker drives a forklift to transfer cathode copper at a Hunan branch of China Minmetals in Changning City, central China's Hunan Province, January 2, 2025. Enterprises across China are operating at full capacity to meet production demands at the start of the new year. Photo by Zhou Xiuyuchun/Xinhua/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Panasonic unveils new technology to recycle television sets

OSAKA, Japan - A Panasonic Corp. worker cuts the front and back glass of a cathode-ray tube with a newly developed technology that employs a carbon dioxide laser at a plant in Kato, Hyogo Prefecture, on July 2. Panasonic has developed the technology to recycle TV sets more efficiently, ahead of the start of terrestrial digital broadcasting in 2011.

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Matsushita, Toshiba to consolidate CRT business

OSAKA, Japan - Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. President Kunio Nakamura (L) and Toshiba Corp. President Tadashi Okamura shake hands at a news conference in Osaka on Sept. 26. They announced an agreement to consolidate their cathode ray tube (CRT) business into a single joint venture company.

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NEC, Mitsubishi tie up

TOKYO, Japan - Koji Nishigaki (R), president of NEC Corp., and Ichiro Taniguchi, president of Mitsubishi Electric Corp. shake hands at a news conference Sept. 24. They announced the two firms will jointly establish a company to develop, manufacture and sell liquid-crystal and cathode-ray tube display monitors for personal computers.

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CHINA-HEILONGJIANG-HEGANG-GRAPHITE INDUSTRY (CN)

(221210) -- HEGANG, Dec. 10, 2022 (Xinhua) -- This photo taken on Dec. 8, 2022 shows the graphitization process of cathode materials for lithium-ion batteries at a workshop of a company in Hegang City, northeast China's Heilongjiang Province. In recent years, Hegang City has upgraded the exploitation of graphite resources and boosted the city's industrial transformation by developing graphite industry, promoting the local economic development. Hegang is rich in graphite resources with an annual production capacity of 6 million tons of ore. (Xinhua/Xie Jianfei)

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Deutschland Privat - Im Land D (2007)

Movie Poster Film: Deutschland Privat - Im Land Der Bunten Tr?ume (DE 2007) Director: Robert Van Ackeren & Catharina Zwerenz 21 June 2007 Date: 21 June 2007

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Deutschland Privat - Im Land D (2007)

Movie Scene Film: Deutschland Privat - Im Land Der Bunten Tr?ume (DE 2007) Director: Robert Van Ackeren & Catharina Zwerenz 21 June 2007 Date: 21 June 2007

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Panasonic unveils new technology to recycle television sets

OSAKA, Japan - A Panasonic Corp. worker cuts the front and back glass of a cathode-ray tube with a newly developed technology that employs a carbon dioxide laser at a plant in Kato, Hyogo Prefecture, on July 2. Panasonic has developed the technology to recycle TV sets more efficiently, ahead of the start of terrestrial digital broadcasting in 2011. (Kyodo)

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NEC, Mitsubishi tie up

TOKYO, Japan - Koji Nishigaki (L), president of NEC Corp., and Ichiro Taniguchi, president of Mitsubishi Electric Corp. shake hands at a news conference Sept. 24. They announced the two firms will jointly establish a company to develop, manufacture and sell liquid-crystal and cathode-ray tube display monitors for personal computers.

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International toy show in Tokyo

A toy mimicking a cathode-ray tube television used during Japan's Show Era (1926-1989), manufactured by T-Arts Co., is on display on June 13, 2019, at the International Tokyo Toy Show that opened at Tokyo Big Sight the same day. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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TV component production in Japan in 1950s

File photo taken April 22, 1958, shows cathode-ray tubes for televisions being assembled at a factory in Osaka. Television sets began spreading in Japan in the 1950s. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Matsushita, Toshiba to consolidate CRT business

OSAKA, Japan - Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. President Kunio Nakamura (L) and Toshiba Corp. President Tadashi Okamura shake hands at a news conference in Osaka on Sept. 26. They announced an agreement to consolidate their cathode ray tube (CRT) business into a single joint venture company. (Kyodo)

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Sharp devises LCD to show same image quality as CRT

OSAKA, Japan - Handout photo shows a liquid crystal display (LCD) developed and unveiled Oct. 20 by Sharp Corp. Sharp said the panel shows images and colors as sharp as those produced with cathode-ray tubes (CRTs). The new LCD is capable of displaying 30 picture frames per second, twice as fast as conventional LCDs and the same as CRTs.