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Since then, and for more than 20 years, Trinitron technology-represented by a single-gun, three-beam aperture grille and a cylindrical flat panel-continues to maintain a leading technological edge. As a core Sony technology, Trinitron sustains …

In 1968, Sony began developing an alternative to the Chromatron system and developed Sony's unique Trinitron television, which featured a combination of three-in-one electron gun and aperture grille. In order to take advantage of the sharp, bright screen characteristic of the Trinitron, a small 13-inch screen was chosen, which was also easy to ...

In December 1966, the prototype of the new electron gun was completed. The test results on a seven-inch Chromatron set were startling -- it gave the sharpest picture yet. With this, future prospects finally brightened.

This spray-gun coating technique was tried at the newly-established Yama-no-ue factory. Still empty, spacious, and with a brand new floor, it proved to be just right for making the new tape. One day Kihara, so absorbed in his work and eager to proceed, laid the paper on the floor and started to spray the liquid powder onto it.

Dec 2, 2020 · Haptic feedback adds a variety of powerful sensations to gameplay, such as the slow grittiness of driving a car through mud, the small impact of an object hitting the surface or the recoil of shooting a gun.

tube, which employs a single electron gun and "Aperture Grill" (a new color separation system). In October 1968, SONY successfully introduced into the Japanese market a "Trinitron" 12-inch all transistor Color TV set. This new color TV set immediately gained unusually high …

improves the picture quality by bringing the electron gun closer to the phosphor screen. In this newly developed tube, the unique features of the TRINITRON system, such as sharpness, color brightness and high reliability, are utilized to the fullest.

electron-beam gun to provide clear image reproduction in all parts of the screen. In May 1985, Sony com­ menced importing color television pic­ ture tubes from its plant in San Diego, California, to meet growing demand for televisions that are sold in Japan and overseas. Sony's high-resolution Trinitron pic­

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