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Eviant T7-RE

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Brand Eviant 2005
Model T7-RE
Released Year 2005
Type TV
Screen Size 17 inches
Resolution Standard Definition (480i/576i)
Refresh Rate N/A
Display Technology LCD
Built-in Digital Tuner ATSC
Status Discontinued
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Overview

The Eviant T7-RE is a CRT television model introduced around 2005, designed for basic TV viewing needs. It features a 17-inch standard definition cathode ray tube display with a 4:3 aspect ratio. The TV supports analog NTSC/PAL signal inputs typically used during its era. Connectivity options include composite video and RF antenna inputs. It operates with standard remote control functionality and manual channel tuning. Power consumption is moderate, aligning with CRT-based displays, utilizing a built-in power supply unit.

Specifications

Built-in Digital Tuner ATSC
Display Technology LCD
Screen Size 17 inches
Refresh Rate N/A
Color Black
Year Manufactured 2009
Audio/Video Inputs Composite Video RCA
Smart TV Features Not Supported
Maximum Resolution 480p
Model T7-RE
Features Portable & Battery Powered
Country/Region of Manufacture China
UPC 714129871518
Display Type CRT
Aspect Ratio 4:3
Resolution Standard Definition (480i/576i)
Input Connectors Composite video, RF antenna
Power Consumption Approximately 60 watts
Remote Control Included
Audio Mono or Stereo internal speakers
Dimensions Approximately 420 x 370 x 420 mm
Weight About 11 kg
Tuner Type Analog NTSC/PAL

Key Advantages

This model offers reliable picture quality due to the CRT technology with deep blacks and no input lag. Its compact design makes it suitable for confined spaces. The input options provide compatibility with older media devices. The TV is built with durable materials ensuring longevity and resistance to mechanical wear. Simplicity in operation allows easy use for non-technical users. Additionally, the availability of spare parts makes maintenance feasible despite being an older model.

Limitations

The CRT display limits resolution to standard definition, making it unsuitable for modern high-definition content. Its bulkier size and weight compared to flat panels reduce portability. Limited connectivity features restrict compatibility with contemporary digital devices. Energy consumption is higher than modern LED or LCD TVs. The absence of smart functionalities like internet connectivity or apps affects multimedia versatility. Screen geometry may require manual adjustments leading to potential user inconvenience.

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