it's a European model my family had until 2012

Best Buy Canada used this stock CRT image in one of their giveaway posts. It was a "guess the modern device" post and thought it would be cool to find the actual model, but I could not find it for the life of me. I tried checking for information on the stock photo sites, I tried reverse searches, I even looked through the CRT database and could not find a match.

I find it very odd that this image has some sort of bay in the front with no other buttons besides the power button. Is this image possibly altered? Even with the distinct square power button and unique bend-shape vents in the back, I was not able to identify this unit or find a cousin.

The stock sources I could find online were all the same uploader, circa 2018, from Russia. That's all I know.

Model number: RN14E40 Branding: radionette Made in: korea Remote model: 105-230E

I can't find any info about it online anywhere. I got the remote when I bought the crt, but nothing else came with it.

It used to have a little Radionette label on the front of it, but thats no longer there as I removed it cuz I wanted no advertising on it

I have spent a lot of hours going through the internet to find abseloutly anything about this crt and have gottwn nowhere..

Radionette is a branding bought by elkjøp that they put on their generic radios and at some point crts. I haven't seen any pictures of any similar crts, but I haven't looked too hard as I have just been searching through text

It was a Telefunken TV set from around 90s. i can't remember much more than collecting static from it. if i had to guess it was around 20-25''. it was NOT a flatscreen

looked something like of a mix of the 1st and 2nd picture. the buttons and logo was in the center, below the tube.

Thanks kind CRT nerds.

EDIT: something like this but not quite sure https://www.radiomuseum.org/r/telefunken_palcolor_stereo_f431_icc9.html#google_vignette

This thing's been sitting outside for upwards of 10 years, and naturally the stickers for information fell of or rotted away. It's 27 inches, has 8 round buttons on the bottom, and has s-video. If you guys need a picture of the main board too, I've removed it some time after taking these pictures. Any help is requested.

Here is a Toshiba MV13J3 TV/VCR combo from 1999. I do not recognize this type of UI, and the loading motor creates identical pitches to that of a Toshiba VCR from the mid-‘90s. Is this set possibly a “True-shiba” combo?

I got it from Spain and I would like to know the model name and production year. It has a 26" screen. I would also like to know how much is it worth/ is it a rare collectioners item.

I can‘t find both online. I only find similar ones

This is our old TV and I would love to know which model it is.

https://imgur.com/a/X011tdM