FD Trinitron is a television display technology created and marketed by Sony as the flat version of their Trinitron picture tube. These displays rid of the curvature of traditional cathode ray tube by
KV-XA29 series FD Trinitron, circa 2001
Sony FD Trinitron KV-20FV300, using the BA-6 chassis, which integrated the jungle board components and comb filter circuitry into a single integrated circuit which was named "One-Chip". The power supply, audio, and horizontal deflection circuits were also improved.
WEGA is a brand name of consumer electronics that was originally created and used by Wega Radio GmbH of Stuttgart, Germany. After being acquired by Sony Corporation, the Japanese manufacturer adopted
FD Trinitron/WEGA
…technology was also used in Trinitron computer monitors. Introduced in 1997, Sony released television sets using the FD Trinitron technology as the WEGA series in the Americas and Japan while in most other regions the WEGA name was used only for premium models. All Sony CRTs had shifted to flat by 2002…
Wegavision 2000, TV-prototype 1962, Pinakothek der Moderne
Wega tapedeck for Sony Elcaset, 1976–1980
WEGA Studio 3214 HiFi with record player, Dual 1218, and loudspeakers Telefunken L 250, 1972
WEGA-branded flat-screen Trinitron grille CRT TV, c. 2002