No, Warner* owns it.
Disney used it in the animated feature "Dumbo" (1941), but under licence.
- Not THAT warner: Wikipedia gives the current owner as "Warner Chappel"
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There is no picture tube / Ugly tv set
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They've started using LEDs instead, for a while they were calling them LED TVs, but they've seens sense (or a few lawyers) and the adverts now say "LED backlit" if it's mentioned.
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They've started, sure, but CCFL backlit TVs are still readily found. The fact that they advertise some as "LED TVs" should tell you something (others are not).
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Are you saying that no one still makes anything that uses CCFLs in anything? Cites?
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Sure they do. They're called "LCD" TVs, rather then "LED" TVs. They're everywhere.
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That was my point. I was looking at the ads for several local retailers and the CCFL types are less expensive than the LED types.
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Yep. I was just backing up your point.
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11 years ago
No CCFL in mine, it uses LEDs.
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