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RadioShack 16-3055

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Brand RadioShack 1980
Model N/A
Released Year 1980
Type TV
Screen Size 16 inches
Refresh Rate AS NOTED
Display Technology LCD
Status Discontinued
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Overview

The RadioShack 16-3055 is a vintage CRT television designed for standard definition NTSC broadcast signals primarily used in North America. It features a 16-inch diagonal screen size with a 4:3 aspect ratio, typical for TVs from its era. The television employs an analog tuner capable of receiving VHF and UHF channels, supporting manual channel selection via rotary dial. It includes composite video input ports allowing connection to early video devices. Power consumption is approximately 80 watts during operation. The chassis uses vacuum tube technology transitioning into early solid-state components with a cathode-ray tube optimized for brightness and contrast.

Specifications

Display Technology LCD
Screen Size 16 inches
EC Range A - G
Refresh Rate AS NOTED
Color Black casing
MPN N/A
Year Manufactured 1999
Audio/Video Inputs Audio-In Jack (3.5mm)
Smart TV Features N/A
Energy Star 1 Star
Maximum Resolution AS NOTED
Model 16-3055
Features Flat Screen, Headphone Jack, Outdoor TV, Portable & Battery Powered, Weatherproof
Country/Region of Manufacture Taiwan
UPC N/A
Aspect Ratio 4:3
Display Type CRT (Cathode Ray Tube)
Tuner Analog NTSC VHF/UHF Manual Tuner
Input Connections Composite Video (RCA)
Audio Mono Monoaural Sound
Power Consumption Approx. 80 Watts
Dimensions Approx. 15 x 14 x 14 inches (WxHxD)
Weight Approx. 18 lbs
Release Year 1980
Manufacturer RadioShack
Discontinued Yes

Key Advantages

The RadioShack 16-3055 offers solid picture quality for its time with good color rendition on its CRT display. Its compact size fits well in small rooms or kitchens. The inclusion of composite inputs was progressive, allowing connection to VCRs or early game consoles. Its manual tuner provides precise channel adjustment. The power consumption is relatively low compared to larger TVs of the period. The build quality ensured durability and reliable performance over years of use.

Limitations

The television lacks modern connectivity such as HDMI or digital tuners, limiting use with current broadcast systems without converters. Picture resolution and screen size are quite limited by modern standards. The CRT technology requires significant physical depth and weight compared to flat-panel displays. Manual tuning can be inconvenient compared to digital presets. The TV does not support stereo sound, only mono audio output. Repair and maintenance may be challenging due to the scarcity of replacement parts.

FAQ

It uses a cathode-ray tube (CRT) display technology typical of televisions from the early 1980s.

No, it only supports analog NTSC signals and requires external converters for digital reception.

It includes composite video input ports suitable for connecting early video devices like VCRs and game consoles.

No, the RadioShack 16-3055 has been discontinued for many years.

The television features a 16-inch diagonal screen with a 4:3 aspect ratio.

Not directly, as it lacks HDMI ports, but adapters or converters can be used to connect streaming devices.

It consumes approximately 80 watts during operation.

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