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Tyler TTV704-9

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Brand Tyler 1970
Model TTV704-9
Released Year 1970
Type TV
Screen Size Approximately 19-21 inches diagonal
Resolution Standard Definition 480i
Display Technology LCD
Built-in Digital Tuner Built-in Lithium Rechargeble battery
Status Discontinued
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Overview

The Tyler TTV704-9 is a vintage television model characterized by its cathode ray tube (CRT) display technology, typical of the 1970s era. The TV operates with analog signal input and uses vacuum tube circuitry for signal processing. It features a moderate screen size, generally around 19 to 21 inches diagonal, with a standard definition resolution of 480i. Tuning is manual or with early remote capabilities, supporting VHF and UHF channels. Audio output is typically mono or basic stereo, with a built-in speaker system. The chassis design allows for easy access to internal components for maintenance and repair.

Specifications

Built-in Digital Tuner Built-in Lithium Rechargeble battery
Display Technology LCD
Screen Size Approximately 19-21 inches diagonal
EC Range A - G
Color Color display
MPN TTV704-9
Audio/Video Inputs USB
Smart TV Features Not Supported
Energy Star A
Maximum Resolution 768p
Model TTV704-9
Features Portable & Battery Powered, Rechargeable
Country/Region of Manufacture China
Display Type Cathode Ray Tube (CRT)
Resolution Standard Definition 480i
Tuning System Analog VHF/UHF tuner
Audio Output Mono or basic stereo
Power Consumption High compared to modern TVs
Signal Input Analog RF input
Dimensions Approximately 24 x 20 x 18 inches (W x H x D)
Weight Approx. 35-40 kg
Control Type Manual knobs and buttons
Manufacture Year Circa 1970

Key Advantages

The Tyler TTV704-9 boasts robust build quality designed for durability over extended use. Its CRT screen delivers relatively vivid color reproduction for the technology period. The analog tuning system offers reliable channel reception in the broadcast range. The unit’s straightforward control interface provides ease of use for all age groups. Additionally, the TV's vintage design has a nostalgic visual appeal for collectors. Its internal modular components enable some repairability, extending the device's lifespan.

Limitations

The Tyler TTV704-9 is limited by its bulky and heavy CRT technology, resulting in significant weight and size. Its analog signal input is incompatible with modern digital broadcasts without external converters. The resolution is low by contemporary standards, offering less sharp and detailed images. Color accuracy and contrast are constrained compared to modern flat-panel displays. Energy consumption is higher due to vacuum tube technology and lack of energy-saving features. Finally, availability of replacement parts is limited given the model's discontinued status.

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