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Sony PVM-4300

The Sony Trinitron PVM-4300, also known as the KX-45ED1, is a cathode-ray tube (CRT) monitor released by Sony in 1989. It is the largest CRT monitor ever manufactured, with a 43-inch (110 cm) diagonal display and a weight of around 200 kilograms (440 lb). Development of the display was finished in September 1987; it was put on sale in Japan in April 1989…

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Dimensions
105 × 92.5 × 76.7 cm (41.3 × 36.4 × 30.1 in)
Display
45-inch (43-inch viewable) aperture grille cathode-ray tube
Introductory price
¥2,600,000 · US$39,999.99
Made in
Japan
Manufacturer
Sony
Marketing target
Professional, videophile

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related to External links · 8
Sony PVM-4300 → ConsoleMods WikiSony PVM-4300, CRT DatabaseWhat Happened, KX45ED1, PVM-4300, World's Largest Tube TV, Worlds Largest CRT, YouTube, YouTubeOverview
Introductory price · 2
Sony PVM-4300 → US$39,999.99, ¥2,600,000
Dimensions · 1
Sony PVM-4300 → 105 × 92.5 × 76.7 cm (41.3 × 36.4 × 30.1 in)
Display · 1
Sony PVM-4300 → 45-inch (43-inch viewable) aperture grille cathode-ray tube
Made in · 1
Sony PVM-4300 → Japan
Manufacturer · 1
Sony PVM-4300 → Sony
Marketing target · 1
Sony PVM-4300 → Professional, videophile
Product family · 1
Sony PVM-4300 → Trinitron, PVM
Related · 1
Sony PVM-4300 → Sony KV-45ED1T
Released · 1
Sony PVM-4300 → JP: April 1989 US: 1990

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crt pvm-4300 monitor display sony japan 1989 tube release 43-inch cm april 1990 trinitron largest united states tv released 440

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Sony PVM-4300Dimensions105 × 92.5 × 76.7 cm (41.3 × 36.4 × 30.1 in)1.00infobox
Sony PVM-4300Display45-inch (43-inch viewable) aperture grille cathode-ray tube1.00infobox
Sony PVM-4300Introductory price¥2,600,0001.00infobox
Sony PVM-4300Introductory priceUS$39,999.991.00infobox
Sony PVM-4300Made inJapan1.00infobox
Sony PVM-4300ManufacturerSony1.00infobox
Sony PVM-4300Marketing targetProfessional, videophile1.00infobox
Sony PVM-4300Product familyTrinitron, PVM1.00infobox
Sony PVM-4300RelatedSony KV-45ED1T1.00infobox
Sony PVM-4300ReleasedJP: April 1989 US: 19901.00infobox
Sony PVM-4300TypeCRT video monitor1.00infobox
Sony PVM-4300Units shippedUS: c. 201.00infobox
Sony PVM-4300Weight199.6 kg (440 lb)1.00infobox

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