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Sony KV-1920D

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Brand Sony 1995
Model KV-1920D
Released Year 1995
Type TV
Screen Size 19 inches
Resolution 480i (Standard Definition)
Refresh Rate 60 Hz
Display Technology CRT
Built-in Digital Tuner NTSC
Status Discontinued
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Overview

The Sony KV-1920D is a 19-inch CRT television utilizing cathode ray tube technology.

It features a standard definition resolution of 480i, suitable for analog broadcast signals.

The set supports multiple input options including composite video and RF tuner inputs for versatile connectivity.

The CRT architecture ensures deep color reproduction and high contrast typical of Sony's Trinitron technology.

The television's chassis includes a built-in speaker system delivering mono sound output.

Designed primarily for home entertainment during the mid-1990s, the KV-1920D maintains a compact cabinet and manual controls with some remote functionality.

Specifications

3D Technology Not Supported
Built-in Digital Tuner NTSC
Display Technology CRT
Screen Size 19 inches
Refresh Rate 60 Hz
Color Black/Gray/Woodgrain
Year Manufactured 1977
Audio/Video Inputs UHF, VHF
Smart TV Features Not Supported
Maximum Resolution 480i
Manufacturer Warranty Does Not Apply
Model KV-1920D
Features Built-in Speakers, Curved Screen, Headphone Jack, Solid State
Country/Region of Manufacture Japan
UPC Does Not Apply
Display Type CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) with Trinitron technology
Resolution 480i (Standard Definition)
Tuner Built-in VHF/UHF Analog Tuner
Inputs Composite Video, RF Antenna Input
Audio Output Mono Speaker System
Power Consumption Approximately 70 watts
Dimensions (WxHxD) Approx. 44 cm x 40 cm x 44 cm
Weight Approx. 15 kg
Remote Control Included
Aspect Ratio 4:3
Color System NTSC/PAL depending on region
Energy Efficiency Low compared to modern displays

Key Advantages

The KV-1920D features Sony's renowned Trinitron CRT technology for superior picture clarity and vivid colors.

Its compact 19-inch screen size makes it suitable for smaller rooms or secondary viewing areas.

The television offers reliable analog reception with built-in VHF/UHF tuners.

Durable construction ensures a long lifespan typical of mid-1990s CRT models.

Easy-to-use manual controls complement remote operation, providing user-friendly navigation.

Compatibility with standard composite and RF inputs allows connection to various legacy devices and antenna sources.

Limitations

The television is limited to standard definition 480i resolution, unsuitable for high-definition content.

Its CRT technology makes the set bulky and heavier compared to modern flat panels.

Lack of digital inputs such as HDMI restricts compatibility with modern media devices.

Mono sound output limits audio performance and lacks stereo or surround capabilities.

The analog tuner cannot receive digital television broadcasts without an external converter box.

Energy consumption is higher than contemporary LED or LCD TVs, making it less efficient.

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