Always fascinated with the design aesthetics of retro electronics, I wanted to also bring in some updated tech to maximize its capabilities. With that being said, the goal was to take a cool-looking Sony Micro TV (model: TV4-203uw) from the mid 1960's and turn it into a digital photo frame featuring vintage family photos.
Perhaps the most difficult part, was finding a combination of vintage television, with their 4:3 aspect ration screen, that will work with modern 16:9 LCD screen. You may get lucky and find a television that has the correct size for the limited number of available 4:3 LCD screens, but I wanted something a bit more compact to sit on a shelf.
Using a laser cutter, I made a retro-style 4:3 bezel out of 1/16" black acrylic (pictured was my first attempt out of black card stock, but it left a lot to be desired). I even reinstalled the old knobs for a little tactile fun.
This project is an awesome blend of retro aesthetics and modern technology! Transforming a classic Sony Micro TV into a digital photo frame is a creative way to preserve vintage electronics while giving them a new purpose. I love how you managed to keep the original design elements, like the 4:3 aspect ratio and even the old knobs, which add a nostalgic touch. The challenge of finding the right LCD screen size must have been tricky, but the custom bezel is a clever solution. This would make a unique display piece and a great conversation starter!
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This project is an awesome blend of retro aesthetics and modern technology! Transforming a classic Sony Micro TV into a digital photo frame is a creative way to preserve vintage electronics while giving them a new purpose. I love how you managed to keep the original design elements, like the 4:3 aspect ratio and even the old knobs, which add a nostalgic touch. The challenge of finding the right LCD screen size must have been tricky, but the custom bezel is a clever solution. This would make a unique display piece and a great conversation starter!
If you want to watch your favorite TV shows and movies live on your TV then visit https://themagistv.com/