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Toshiba 19CV100U

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Brand Toshiba 1999
Model 19CV100U
Released Year 1999
Type TV
Screen Size 19 in
Resolution Standard Definition (480i/576i)
Display Technology CRT (Cathode Ray Tube)
Built-in Digital Tuner ATSC
Status Discontinued
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Overview

The Toshiba 19CV100U is a 19-inch CRT television designed primarily for standard definition analog broadcast viewing. It features a CRT display technology with a cathode ray tube providing a resolution optimized for PAL/NTSC signals. The TV is equipped with analog tuning capabilities and supports composite video and RF inputs. Sound output is delivered through built-in mono or stereo speakers, suitable for small to medium room environments. Its compact chassis is designed for tabletop placement, with an emphasis on durable build and user-friendly controls. Power consumption is typical of CRT units from its era, balancing performance and energy use.

Specifications

Smart TV Features Not Supported
Built-in Digital Tuner ATSC
Screen Size 19 in
Display Technology CRT (Cathode Ray Tube)
Maximum Resolution 720p
Color Black
Model 19CV100U
Features Headphone Jack, dvd player, 2 hdmi, usb, Built-in DVD Player
MPN 19SLV411U
Audio/Video Inputs HDMI, Composite Video RCA
Display Size 19 inches
Resolution Standard Definition (480i/576i)
Tuner Analog VHF/UHF tuner
Inputs RF (antenna), Composite Video
Audio Output Built-in mono/stereo speakers
Power Consumption Approximately 70 Watts
Dimensions (WxHxD) Approximately 460 x 390 x 420 mm
Weight Around 15 kg
Color System PAL/NTSC compatible
Remote Control Optional, model specific
Aspect Ratio 4:3
Speaker Output Power 3-5 Watts RMS
Power Supply AC 110V-240V, 50/60 Hz

Key Advantages

The Toshiba 19CV100U offers a reliable CRT display with true color reproduction and consistent brightness. Its versatile input connections support a range of signal sources, including antenna and composite video devices. The integrated speakers provide adequate audio performance for casual viewing. The device is known for its durable components and relatively low maintenance requirements. User interface is straightforward, making it accessible for all age groups. Its compact size makes it suitable for constrained spaces without compromising picture quality.

Limitations

Being a CRT model, the 19CV100U is heavier and bulkier compared to modern flat-panel TVs. Screen resolution and picture clarity are limited by analog technology and lower pixel density. It lacks digital input options such as HDMI, restricting compatibility with contemporary devices. The TV does not support widescreen or HD content, which limits its suitability for modern broadcast standards. Energy efficiency is lower compared to LED or LCD TVs. Additionally, the unit may face issues like screen burn-in or aging tube degradation over extended use.

FAQ

The Toshiba 19CV100U uses a cathode ray tube (CRT) display technology.

No, it only supports analog inputs such as composite video and RF; it does not have digital inputs like HDMI.

No, this model is designed for standard definition signals and does not support HD content.

This model typically has built-in speakers, but it does not provide dedicated audio output ports for external speakers.

It is best suited for environments requiring a compact, reliable CRT TV for standard definition viewing.

No, this model has been discontinued for many years.

Replacement parts may be limited and can be sourced through specialized vintage electronics suppliers or second-hand markets.

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