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Front projection tv 1980s.
My neighbor had one of these in the early eighties.
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That is a front projector that has 3 crt tubes and a mirror in a box that sits on the floor just in front of and pointing up at a curved and down facing screen.
Some portable televisions have plugs and require an electrical outlet and others can run on batteries.
Modern rear projection television has been commercially available since the 1970s to 1980s but at that time could not match the image sharpness of a direct view crt.
Sony videoscope kp 5040 i purchased new in 1981.
Generally anything over 15 inches was a full size tv back then because of the size of the accompanying parts and the tv case.
It is a 50 front projection tv with stereo sound.
The degree to which the tube was driven meant that the tube had a relatively short life.
Sony videoscope rear projection television 1983 via buy at ebay telly savalas crime busters radio program photo 1983.
The idea is that it used a technology which included rear and front projection systems.
We had a much larger front projector screen with the rgb crt tubes but it was in a coffee table sized box about 5 from the screen.
Details of a specific tv set with its optical system can be found here.
Portable portables usually start at about 10 inches and can go as small as 2.
Vintage electronics tv of the 1980s.
Projection tv can be divided into two subcategories.
Rear screen projection bends the light beams with mirrors within an enclosure so that projector and screen are housed.
Electronics tv of the 1980s.
Casio tv 70 the portable tv from the early 1980s with solar projection system 1986 advertisement behind the cool name it was just a mirror that reflects the picture from the lcd screen.
Not many of this model were sold i imagine due to the hi.