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The '''Sony KX-21HV1''' is a professional 21-inch color monitor manufactured and released by Sony in August 1986 as part of the Profeel Pro series. It uses Sony's Black Trinitron system to provide a high-quality display with 560 lines of horizontal resolution.
The '''Sony KX-21HV1''' is a professional 21-inch presentation monitor manufactured and released by Sony in August 1986 as part of the Profeel Pro series. It uses Sony's Black Trinitron system to provide a high-quality display with 560 lines of horizontal resolution.


== Overview ==
== Overview ==
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The KX-21HV1 is the smaller sibling of the [[Sony KX-27HV1|KX-27HV1]], sharing the same Profeel Pro design language and feature set in a more compact 21-inch form factor. Like its larger counterpart, it was nicknamed "Yagura TV" (やぐらテレビ, "tower TV") internally during development due to its distinctive angular frame design that allowed units to be stacked at events and exhibitions.
The KX-21HV1 is the smaller sibling of the [[Sony KX-27HV1|KX-27HV1]], sharing the same Profeel Pro design language and feature set in a more compact 21-inch form factor. Like its larger counterpart, it was nicknamed "Yagura TV" (やぐらテレビ, "tower TV") internally during development due to its distinctive angular frame design that allowed units to be stacked at events and exhibitions.


The monitor features an extensive array of connectors including an [[EIAJ-8]] Digital RGB input for [[TTL RGB|TTL-level signals]], a [[JP21]] connector for analog RGB (TTC-003 compliant), an [[8-pin DIN 45326]] multi-input, and three additional composite video inputs. For system integration, the monitor includes Control S input and output jacks (3.5mm mini-jack, 5Vp-p) allowing remote control of compatible Sony equipment. The included remote control (RM-543) is shared with the KX-27HV1.
The monitor features an extensive array of connectors including an [[EIAJ-8]] Digital RGB input for [[TTL RGB|TTL-level signals]], a [[JP21]] connector for analog RGB (TTC-003 compliant), an [[8-pin DIN 45326]] multi-input, and three additional composite video inputs. For system integration, the monitor includes [[Control S]] input and output jacks (3.5mm mini-jack, 5Vp-p) allowing remote control of compatible Sony equipment. The included remote control (RM-543) is shared with the KX-27HV1.


== Variants ==
== Variants ==
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