This CRT monitor was manufactured in the 1990s, and has been discontinued.

The cards were mounted nearly horizontally over an off-the-shelf CRT monitor.

Very few CRT monitors made today are designed to permit rotation into portrait mode.

It is not wise to turn a standard CRT monitor or television on its side due to a number of technical issues:

The other parameters, such as the luminance level, are representative of a typical CRT monitor.

Its not like the old days when everyone used a 14 inch CRT monitor and so clones ruled the world.

Pages were designed for low-resolution CRT monitors and slow modems.

Office Depot tossed in a 17-inch CRT monitor and a printer.

The amazing Japanese technology had done away with the bulky CRT monitor.

That's going to be tough, because prices for CRT monitors are dropping fast, and quality is increasing.