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December 29, 2017

New video! The Story of Triniton

I changed the order up a bit and decided to look at Trinitron now rather than later.  I'm still working on captions and that other fun stuff (including the description, no patrons are listed yet), so expect the video to change a little bit over time.  I hope you enjoy this, the last video of 2017!

Trinitron: Sony's Once Unbeatable Product (YouTube)

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Bill Basch · December 30, 2017

Another strange moment in time is right now, where LG OLED has smoked all of the other TV manufacturers with a patented design and established a big lead in picture quality like Sony had for so long.

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Bill Basch · December 30, 2017

I have a friend who has over 100 patents related to Trinitron, you may want to check him out in your patent searches - his name is Yasuhito Maeshima - strangely enough, he is also a co-developer (with me) of improved engine computer (ECU) for many older Lexus, Toyota and other Japanese cars, e.g. Lexus SC400 & LS400, Toyota Supra twin turbo, Nissan GT-R, Acura NSX.

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twiglet · December 29, 2017

Thanks for making a great selection of interesting videos in 2017. I am excited to see where you go with the channel in 2018. Keep up the excellent work, and all the best for 2018. I really hope your channel continues to grow to give you the platform you deserve. Happy new year!

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Stephen Bell · December 30, 2017

Seconded! I could not have put it better myself.

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Jason Wellband · December 29, 2017

Love this video. Reminds me of when my grandparents bought a Sony Triniton to replace their aging Zenith TV after it got hit by lightning through the cable line. First TV I saw with a remote control, and the picture was much better than the Zenith we had at home. Now, that TV is at mom's house and I believe it still works haha

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Kyle Olson · December 29, 2017

Fascinating, thanks!

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Howard Longden · December 29, 2017

Happy New Year! Thanks for all the interesting videos and hard work throughout the year. Nice Ghostbusters reference :)