
Panasonic Tc-20la2
Brand | Panasonic 1998 |
Model | Tc-20la2 |
Released Year | 1998 |
Type | TV |
Screen Size | 20 in |
Screen size | 20 inches |
Resolution | Standard Definition (480i NTSC) |
Display Technology | LCD |
Status | Discontinued |
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Overview
The Panasonic TC-20LA2 is a CRT television system released in the late 1990s, designed primarily for analog TV reception. It features a 20-inch diagonal screen with standard definition resolution suitable for NTSC broadcast signals. The device is equipped with composite and RF inputs for connecting various video sources. The chassis integrates standard CRT technology, incorporating electron guns and shadow mask for image clarity. The TV includes built-in stereo speakers for audio playback. Power consumption is moderate, consistent with CRT-based televisions of this era.
Specifications
Display Technology | LCD |
Screen Size | 20 in |
Maximum Resolution | 640 x 480 pixel resolution |
Color | Black |
Model | Panasonic TC-20LA2 |
Features | Anti-Glare, Flat Screen, Power Adapter And Cord |
Year Manufactured | 2004 |
Country/Region of Manufacture | Japan |
Audio/Video Inputs | Component (YPbPr) RCA, Composite Video RCA, S-Video, TV Anetnna |
UPC | Does not apply |
Display type | CRT |
Screen size | 20 inches |
Resolution | Standard Definition (480i NTSC) |
Input connections | Composite Video, RF Antenna |
Audio output | Built-in stereo speakers |
Power consumption | Approximately 80-120 watts |
Tuner type | Analog NTSC tuner |
Dimensions (W x H x D) | Approx. 490 x 430 x 480 mm |
Weight | Approx. 13-15 kg |
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Key Advantages
The Panasonic TC-20LA2 offers robust CRT picture quality with deep contrast ratios and natural color reproduction. Its compact 20-inch size makes it suitable for small rooms or secondary TV setups. The analog tuning system supports a broad range of NTSC channels without needing external converters. The built-in speakers provide clear audio with minimal distortion for regular viewing. Its solid durable build ensures a longer lifecycle. Additionally, it supports various input options, allowing for connection to VCRs or game consoles prevalent at the time.
Limitations
As a CRT television, the TC-20LA2 is bulkier and heavier compared to modern flat-panel TVs. It only supports standard definition, lacking high-definition or digital broadcast capabilities. The power efficiency is low compared to modern LED/LCD models, leading to higher electricity consumption. The absence of HDMI or component video inputs limits compatibility with contemporary digital devices. Color and brightness calibration may drift over time due to aging CRT components. Lastly, the analog tuner is incompatible with current digital broadcast formats without external adapters.
FAQ
What type of display does the Panasonic TC-20LA2 use?
The Panasonic TC-20LA2 uses a CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) display technology.
Does the Panasonic TC-20LA2 support digital TV signals?
No, it only supports analog NTSC signals and requires an external digital converter for modern broadcasts.
What input connections are available on this model?
It features composite video and RF inputs for connecting VCRs, game consoles, and antenna.
Is the Panasonic TC-20LA2 still produced?
No, production of this model has been discontinued.
What is the screen size of the Panasonic TC-20LA2?
It has a 20-inch diagonal screen size.
Can the Panasonic TC-20LA2 be wall-mounted?
Generally, CRT TVs like the TC-20LA2 are not designed for wall mounting due to their weight and depth.
Where can I find the user manual for this TV?
User manuals and PDFs can sometimes be found on vintage electronics websites or Panasonic’s support archives.
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