This new retro gaming monitor will scratch your nostalgia itch, looks like a CRT

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A new retro gaming monitor is currently being crowd-funded, and it’s designed to push the nostalgia buttons of anyone who remembers the days of CRT screens. Sadly, there isn’t an actual cathode ray tube inside the box, but the monitor is still designed to look as authentic as possible, with a 4:3 aspect ratio, as well as a curved screen.

With its 1,024 x 768 resolution, 60Hz refresh rate, and 8-inch screen, this Mizuki display isn’t going to threaten any of the latest displays on our guide to buying the best gaming monitor, but it does look ideal for playing a LucasArts point-and-click adventure with the right aspect ratio, and on a screen that looks the part. If you’re planning to build a retro gaming PC in a small box as part of your PC gaming hardware setup, then this little monitor could make a cute little companion.

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