One-inch ultra-small screen "TV" TinyTV 2 opens $50 crowdfunding with physical FM knob
CTOnews.com, 11 / 11 / PRNewswire-Asianet /-- crowdfunding site Kickstarter has launched an ultra-small TV product called TinyTV 2, which features a 1-inch screen with 216x135 pixels and a $50 crowdfunding.
The TinyTV 2 is a super mini retro TV with truly operable knobs, speakers and power buttons to adjust the channel and volume, and even an infrared receiver for a miniature remote control (optional).
The TV is powered by a raspberry pie Raspberry Pi RP2040 and is equipped with a lithium battery with a battery life of 2 hours, a USB-C port for charging and a 8GB SD card.
However, the TinyTV 2 is not a real TV and cannot receive TV signals. Instead, it can only simulate the TV effect by playing video on the SD card, and the knob can change the time stamp of the video to simulate the switching of channels.
Do you think this TV is small enough? No, it could be smaller. The team also introduced a smaller TinyTV Mini with a 64 x 64 pixel 0.6-inch OLED screen that lasts for an hour.
TinyTV Mini's crowd-raising price is also $50, and both TVs come with special apps that can narrow the video to the right resolution. CTOnews.com friends, what do you think of these two small products?
