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Old 10-18-2011, 12:08 AM
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This meant, in most cases, a metal-cabinet 19-inch roundie.
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I don't think so!
While a 19" roundies (19VP22 & 19TP22) did exist as a short-term step between the 15GP22 and the 21AXP22...
Even though all of the post-15GP22 round-CRT sets had "21-inch" tubes, they have 19-inch-diagonal pictures, by more recent standards. It seems that most color-TV ads I have seen from the 1960s mention the square-inch size of the picture rather than the diagonal number. I wonder if that was already an early response to the misleading CRT-size-versus-picture-size issue.
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