The largest 4:3 LCD TV - Ölevia LT20S

The largest 4:3 aspect ratio LCD TVs ever made were 20 inches, briefly popular in the mid to late 2000s. Here&one of them: an Ölevia LT20S, made by Syntax in 2006. With an 800x600 LCD panel, it&slightly better than many others which only had a 640x480 panel. A plethora of inputs makes it useful for testing and demonstrating old computers, video game consoles, VCRs, camcorders, etc. Time flow: 0:00 Overview 1:37 Inputs 2:46 Features 4:44 VCR/DVD recorder 6:36 VHS 7:39 DVD 8:50 HD 1080i & PAL 10:29 Lag test 12:19 CGA composite 14:05 VGA 16:06 800x600 18:05 Apple IIGS 19:53 C64 S-Video 20:09 Conclusion p.s. The largest 4:3 LCD monitors were 21.3 inch, with 1600x1200 resolution, but none of those were ever made into TVs, at least not for the consumer market. And around 1999-2000 there were some 40-inch 4:3 plasma monitors from brands like Hitachi, Pioneer, and Hantarex, but good luck finding one of those these days! #retrogaming