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GPX TVP9

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Brand GPX 2001
Model TVP9
Released Year 2001
Type TV
Screen Size Approximately 9-12 inches (estimated based on model)
Resolution Standard Definition (480i)
Refresh Rate 60 Hz
Display Technology Cathode Ray Tube (CRT)
Status Discontinued
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Overview

The GPX TVP9 is a traditional CRT television designed primarily for standard definition viewing. It features a cathode-ray tube display technology with a typical screen size suitable for small to medium room setups. The TV includes analog tuning capabilities and supports composite video input, catering to devices prior to digital transition. Its control interface consists of manual buttons and a basic remote control for channel and volume adjustments. The chassis is constructed from durable plastic housing, typical for early 2000s consumer electronics. Power consumption aligns with CRT standards, generally higher than modern flat-panel TVs.

Specifications

Smart TV Features None
Display Technology Cathode Ray Tube (CRT)
Screen Size Approximately 9-12 inches (estimated based on model)
Maximum Resolution 360p
Refresh Rate 60 Hz
Color Black/Gray Plastic Housing
Model TVP9
Features AM/FM Radio
MPN None
Country/Region of Manufacture China
Audio/Video Inputs EXT. ANTENNA JACK
UPC Does not apply
Resolution Standard Definition (480i)
Tuner Analog NTSC
Inputs Composite Video (RCA), RF Antenna
Audio Output Mono/Stereo Internal Speakers
Control Manual Buttons and IR Remote Control
Power Supply AC 110-120V, 60Hz
Dimensions Approx. 14 x 12 x 12 inches (W x H x D)
Weight Approx. 10-12 kg
Additional Features On-screen display, volume and channel control

Key Advantages

The GPX TVP9 offers reliable performance for analog broadcasts prevalent during its release era. CRT technology delivers strong color reproduction and viewing angles compared to early LCD counterparts. Its compact size and simple controls make it user-friendly for all age groups. Composite input allows connection to older video devices such as VHS players and gaming consoles. The sturdy build quality contributes to a long product lifespan under normal usage. Additionally, the TV does not rely on digital tuners, making it useful for legacy analog signals.

Limitations

Being a CRT television, the GPX TVP9 is bulky and heavy compared to modern flat screens, making placement less flexible. It supports only standard definition resolution, limiting picture clarity by today’s standards. The analog tuner is incompatible with digital terrestrial broadcasts without external converters. Connectivity options are very limited, restricted to composite inputs without HDMI or component video. The picture can suffer from geometric distortions and flicker inherent to CRT technology. Sound quality is basic, typically mono or stereo with minimal enhancement features.

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