Lcd Overhead Tv/monitor With Matrix Lcd on 2040-parts.com
Lakeland, Florida, US
LCD overhead TV/Monitor with matrix LCD
10.4 " LCD overhead TV/Monitor with matrix LCD. Auto Program with on screen display for control of picture quality, display of source selection,
volume level and channel number. Has amplified speaker built in with dome lights with switch and backlit controls for low light operation.
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