In the '60s and '70s, cathode ray tubes used phosphorous illuminated by electrons to display text and info.

在上世纪 60 年代和 70 年代，阴极射线管会用电子使磷发光，以显示文字和信息。

At a Canadian recycling depot, workers taking apart old TVs, expect to find capacitors, resistors, cathode ray tubes.

在加拿大的一家回收站， 工人们拆开旧电视机，希望能找到电容器、电阻器和阴极射线管。

Like most other old, boxy TVs, the GE ones used cathode ray tubes, or CRTs, to generate a picture.

与大多数其他旧式四四方方的电视一样，GE 的电视使用阴极射线管或 CRT 来生成图像。

I mean it's like a Star Trek thing, right? You're using a light pen to write on a cathode ray tube.

我的意思是这就像星际迷航的东西，对吧？您正在使用光笔在阴极射线管上书写。

To protect people from this radiation, engineers mixed lead into the glass ray tubes— but this batch of GE televisions was produced with faulty tubes.

为了保护人们免受这种辐射，工程师们在玻璃射线管中混入了铅——但这批 GE 电视机是用有缺陷的射线管生产的。

Their analysis showed that old desktop monitors and box TVs with cathode ray tubes had the worst energy consumption and contributed the most to greenhouse gas emissions, with their impact more than doubling during the 1992 to 2007 period.

他们的分析表明，带有阴极射线管的旧台式显示器和盒式电视的能耗最差，对温室气体排放的贡献最大，其影响在 1992 年至 2007 年期间翻了一番以上。