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Bookmark or Share- The Quest to Save the World’s Largest CRT TV: A Retro Gaming MilestoneThe Legendary PVM-4300: A CRT Titan. Released in the late 1980s to commemorate the 20th anniversary of Sony’s Trinitron line, the KX-45ED1 was a groundbreaking marvel.
- The World's Largest CRT TV — The Sony PVM-4300 - RetroRGBShankMods just released a new video covering the mythical 43″ tube TV — the Sony KX-45ED1, more widely known as the Sony PVM-4300. This unit is the largest CRT TV that was ever sold, with previously nothing but two pictures of it online and a couple manuals proving its existence.
- Sony PVM-4300 | CRT Database[The Sony PVM-4300] is an example of an "IDTV" (Improved Definition TV), which uses digital circuitry to deinterlace 480i NTSC video signals to 480p. This was meant to reduce eye-straining flicker and improve image clarity on large size screens. In Japan, Sony called this "Digital Frame Memory TV". It includes two RGB inputs.
- The Journey to Save the Last Known 43-Inch Sony CRTThe Sony KX-45ED1, also known as the PVM-4300, was a 43-inch CRT television released in 1989. Weighing a staggering 440 pounds without its stand, it was more engineering marvel than practical home appliance. Retailing for $40,000 (over $100,000 today), it pushed the boundaries of what CRTs could achieve, offering professional-grade performance.
- The biggest CRT ever made: Sony’s PVM-4300In 1989 in Japan, Sony introduced to the largest Trinitron CRT ever built, the KV-45ED1, also known as the PVM-4300. And in 1990, they imported 20 of them to the United States, just in time for the recession.
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