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Toshiba Md13q41

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Brand Toshiba 1997
Model MD13Q41
Released Year 1997
Type TV
Screen Size
  • 13 in
  • 13 inin
Screen size 13 inches
Resolution Standard definition (480i/576i)
Refresh Rate 60 Hz
Display Technology CRT
Built-in Digital Tuner Not Supported
Status Discontinued
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Overview

The Toshiba MD13Q41 is a CRT television model released in the late 1990s, featuring a traditional cathode ray tube display. It operates with analog signal reception including NTSC/PAL systems depending on regional variants. The device incorporates manual and remote control options for channel tuning and volume adjustment. Its connectivity includes composite video and audio input/output ports designed for VHS players and gaming consoles of the period. The design emphasizes durable plastic casing with a slightly curved glass screen for improved viewing angles. Power consumption adheres to standards of the era, making it compatible with typical household electrical supplies without advanced energy-saving features.

Specifications

3D Technology
  • Not Supported
  • 3d Not Supported
Built-in Digital Tuner Not Supported
Display Technology CRT
Screen Size
  • 13 in
  • 13 inin
Refresh Rate 60 Hz
Custom Bundle No
Color Black or dark gray casing
MPN MD13Q41
Year Manufactured 2005
California Prop 65 Warning None
Audio/Video Inputs
  • Composite Video RCA
  • Digital Audio Optical TOSLINK
Smart TV Features Not Supported
Manufacturer Warranty None
Maximum Resolution
  • 480p
  • 480i
Model
  • Toshiba MD13Q41
  • MD13Q41
Features
  • Built-in DVD Player
  • Built-in Speakers
  • Headphone Jack
  • Remote Control Included
  • Front AV Connections
  • Flat Screen
Country/Region of Manufacture Thailand
UPC
  • Does Not Apply
  • 0022265271162
Display type CRT
Screen size 13 inches
Resolution Standard definition (480i/576i)
Aspect ratio 4:3
Tuner Analog tuner (NTSC/PAL)
Connectivity Composite video in/out, stereo audio in/out
Power consumption Approximately 70-90 Watts
Dimensions Approximately 38 cm x 38 cm x 39 cm (WxHxD)
Weight Around 9 kg
Remote control Included
Manufacture country Japan or Malaysia
Release date 1997
Supported File Formats JPEG
Built-In Tuner NTSC
Front Input Connectors Audio (RCA) X 1, Composite X 1
TV Type Standard CRT
Speaker Power 2x1.5W
On Mode Power 75W
Channel Labels Without Channel Labels
Audio Type Stereo
Subwoofer Without Subwoofer
Adjustable Color Temperature Without Adjustable Color Temperature
Number of Speakers 2
Audio Leveler Without Audio Leveler
Exterior Color Silver
OSD Languages English, French, Spanish
Rear Output Connectors Coaxial Digital
Sleep Timer With Sleep Timer
Aspect Ratio 4:3
Sleep Mode Power 5W
Combo Type TV/Dvd
Rear Input Connectors RF X 1
Parental Control V-Chip

Key Advantages

Reliable CRT display technology offering good color depth and contrast for its time. Compatibility with various analog input sources, ensuring versatile connectivity with existing home entertainment systems. Solid build quality providing long lasting operational integrity. Easy-to-use user interface with comprehensive remote control functionality. Reasonable screen size suitable for small to medium-sized rooms. Simple maintenance and repair due to widely available replacement parts in the secondary market.

Limitations

Lacks modern digital connectivity options such as HDMI or component inputs. CRT technology results in bulkier design and heavier weight compared to contemporary flat-panel TVs. Lower resolution display by today's standards, limiting picture sharpness. Absence of built-in tuner for digital broadcasting necessitates external converters in modern setups. Higher power consumption relative to modern LED/LCD TVs. No smart TV capabilities or internet connectivity features.

FAQ

The Toshiba MD13Q41 uses a traditional cathode ray tube (CRT) display technology.

No, the MD13Q41 does not have a built-in digital tuner and requires an external digital-to-analog converter for modern broadcasts.

It typically includes composite video and audio inputs and outputs designed for compatibility with AV devices like VHS players.

Yes, since it is a discontinued CRT model, parts are usually found in secondary markets or from specialized vintage electronics suppliers.

Yes, it supports both manual controls and comes with a dedicated remote control for convenient operation.

The power consumption adheres to standards typical of CRT televisions from the 1990s, generally higher than modern LED TVs.

No, this model has been discontinued and Toshiba no longer provides official support or updates.

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