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Old 01-23-2006, 09:16 PM
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Smallest Color Crt,disassembled,working.

There was a topic awhile back on the smallest Trinitron, which I think was decided at 2 inches, which led to the smallest color crt. About 3 years ago I saw an auction for a Panasonic 1984 CT-101 color travelvision. These had been going for about 300 to 400 dollars. This one said it had a crack in the case but was working. For a hack I bid $200 on it and went to bed. My first clue should have been only one picture of it in the auction, the second was I won it for less than $100.00. When it arrived and I opened the box there was not one piece of the case that was not cracked, broken or missing. That explains the one angle picture in the ad. So as far as I know, this is the smallest color crt tv ever produced. The passive LCD's that came out after this one can not hold a candle to a real CRT power use or length be damned!
So, is this the smallest color crt made? or was the Sony smaller?
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