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Most CRTs weren't glossy in the same way that modern flat panels are. They diffused reflections: you couldn't see a crystal-clear mirror image of yourself on a dark screen like you can with today's screens.


They did, they were just molded convex lead glass. Maybe the convex part mattered?


Some CRT's also had an anti-reflective coating. My old Eizo certainly did.




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