1981 Sony Trinitron KV-3000R: The Most Luxurious Trinitron [video]

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zabzonk · 2h ago

I bought a Trinitron tv a little later. It was an amazing display, and the weird thing was that I bought it (at a good discount) from the UK firm "Boots the Chemist" which used to sell all sorts of hardware. Alas, it has gone through a few owners since, and now only sells perfumes and drugs.

ljf · 2h ago

Stunning machine - was shocked that in 1980 30 inches was the largest CRT - but that makes sense I suppose - we really are spoilt with screen sizes (and costs) now.

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1981 Sony Trinitron KV-3000R: The Most Luxurious Trinitron [video]

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