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Sharp CT-6003

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Brand Sharp 1982
Model CT-6003
Released Year 1982
Type TV
Screen Size 4 in
Screen size 19 inches
Resolution Standard definition NTSC
Display Technology CRT
Status Discontinued
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Overview

The Sharp CT-6003 is a CRT television model from the early 1980s, featuring a cathode ray tube technology with an approximate screen size of 19 inches. It supports standard definition analog broadcast signals with a resolution suited for NTSC format. The device incorporates a built-in tuner capable of receiving VHF and UHF channels. Its control interface consists of manual knobs and push buttons for channel tuning and volume adjustment. The TV uses composite video inputs for external device connections, typical of the era's standards. Power consumption is moderate, dictated by CRT technology and analog circuit components.

Specifications

Display Technology CRT
Screen Size 4 in
Maximum Resolution N/A
Color Gray
Model CT-6003
MPN LC-6003
Year Manufactured 1985
Features Headphone Jack, Portable & Battery Powered
Country/Region of Manufacture Japan
Audio/Video Inputs Does not apply
UPC Does not apply
Display type CRT
Screen size 19 inches
Resolution Standard definition NTSC
Tuner Analog VHF/UHF tuner
Inputs Composite video input
Power consumption Approximately 70 watts
Control type Manual knobs and push buttons
Audio output Mono speaker
Dimension (WxHxD) Approx. 480 x 420 x 400 mm
Weight Approx. 12 kg

Key Advantages

The Sharp CT-6003 offers robust image quality for CRT technology, providing consistent color reproduction and brightness. It has reliable mechanical controls with easy-to-use channel selectors and volume controls. The built-in tuner supports a wide range of analog TV channels. Compatibility with composite video input allows connection with external devices like VCRs. Its design is compact and durable for the period, making it a solid home entertainment option. This model is known for its relatively low maintenance requirements compared to other CRT TVs of the same era.

Limitations

This model lacks modern digital tuners and cannot support high-definition or digital broadcasts without additional equipment. The CRT display technology results in bulkier and heavier design compared to contemporary flat-screen TVs. Energy efficiency is relatively low due to older tube technology and analog circuits. The absence of remote control limits user convenience. Screen size is smaller by modern standards, with lower resolution and contrast ratio. It does not support modern connectivity options such as HDMI or USB inputs.

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