This device is an old color CRT TV produced by the Japanese company Sanyo. The external design and the bottom panel clearly indicate that it was made in the 1980s (specifically between 1983-1988), an era when televisions relied on prominent mechanical buttons before the widespread adoption of remote controls. 3 SYSTEM Technology: This feature was considered a quantum leap at the time; it means the TV can receive and display images from three different global broadcast systems without an external converter, which are: PAL: The European and Gulf system adopted at the time for terrestrial channel broadcasting. SECAM: The French system used in some Arab and African countries. NTSC 4.43: The American and Japanese broadcast system (modified with a specific frequency), which was the system used by most old video games (like Sakhr, Family Computer, and Sega imported from Japan). Retro Gaming: This TV and other CRT screens like it are highly sought after by fans of old games (like Atari, NES, Sega) because these devices were designed to be displayed on these specific screens, providing the original picture without lag and with its true warm colors compared to modern screens. Vintage Decor: It is used as a distinctive antique piece in popular cafes, personal museums, or living room decorations with an old-fashioned (nostalgic) theme.