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It looks like a close up of a Toshiba Blackstripe picture tubeDvd
It does - doesn't it? And yet, that's not exactly what it is. But you're damned close.
Aha! A Sony Trinitron tube! Had one of these growing up.
You guys are just guessing now....It's not a tube at all.
Some sort of weaved "tartan" fabric.Charles
Ummmm..... no. A fabric would not be 'close' to DVD's answer.
It couldn't be a trinitron because sony uses dots not bars
Hi-def LCD screen. Sony uses vertical wires (aperture grille)in-between the emitter and phosphor coated glass instead of the round holes in a shadow mask, so no dots in a trinitron.
It is an LCD TV screen. Hugh Jass..... your name sounds very familiar to me.....
Time for a new round of the guessing game where you have to guess what you're looking at.
It looks like a close up of a Toshiba Blackstripe picture tube
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It does - doesn't it? And yet, that's not exactly what it is. But you're damned close.
ReplyDeleteAha! A Sony Trinitron tube! Had one of these growing up.
ReplyDeleteYou guys are just guessing now....
ReplyDeleteIt's not a tube at all.
Some sort of weaved "tartan" fabric.
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Ummmm..... no. A fabric would not be 'close' to DVD's answer.
ReplyDeleteIt couldn't be a trinitron because sony uses dots not bars
ReplyDeleteHi-def LCD screen.
ReplyDeleteSony uses vertical wires (aperture grille)in-between the emitter and phosphor coated glass instead of the round holes in a shadow mask, so no dots in a trinitron.
It is an LCD TV screen. Hugh Jass..... your name sounds very familiar to me.....
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