Sony Trinitron KV-1310 vs Sony XEL-1

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Trinitron KV-1310 compared with XEL-1
SonyTrinitron KV-1310SonyXEL-1
Overview
ReleasedOctober 1968December 2007
Display
PanelCRTOLED
Panel detail13-inch Trinitron colour CRT with a three-beam electron gun and vertical aperture grille; no fixed pixel matrixSony Organic Panel; screen approximately 3 mm at its thinnest point, with electronics in the integral base
Resolution–960 × 540
HDR formatsNoneNone
Picture processingSony's first Trinitron design uses a single electron gun with three cathodes and a vertical aperture grille instead of a shadow mask–
Sizes
Sizes13″11″
Largest size13″ (better)11″
Gaming
HDMI portsNone2 (HDMI 2.1 count unpublished)
Variable refresh rateNoneNone
HDMI detail–UK model accepts 1080p and 24p over HDMI; all inputs are scaled to the 960 × 540 panel. Original Japanese version has one HDMI input, unlike the UK version's two.
Smart TV and sound
Smart TV platformNone (no smart platform)None (no smart platform)
Speakers–2.4 W
Speaker detail–UK specification lists 1.2 W + 1.2 W; original Japanese model is rated 1 W + 1 W under JEITA conditions
TV tuners–UK model has analogue terrestrial, digital terrestrial and cable tuners; Japanese launch version instead has Japanese terrestrial, BS and 110-degree CS digital tuners
USB–USB 2.0 input with photo viewer (UK specification)
Optical audio out–Optical digital audio output (UK specification)
Software updatesHistorical analogue television without a smart platform; Sony's history dates the Japanese model's first sale to October 1968–
Design and power
Size–UK model including its integral stand is 287 × 255 × 147 mm (width × height × depth); original Japanese model is 287 × 253 × 140 mm
Stand–Built-in tilting table stand
Colours–Piano black
In the box–UK model includes RM-ED015 remote commander, AC cable and operating instructions

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