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LCD and Plasma TV's big energy consumers

probe · 2008-01-09 18:47:46

Flat screen TVs typically draw over 200 W (many a lot more). Philips has come up with something more efficient. http://www.metaefficient.com/televisions/philips%e2%80%99-new-eco-tv-uses-only-75-watts.html#more-1068 .probe

09-01-2008 6:47pm

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Flat screen TVs typically draw over 200 W (many a lot more). Philips has come up with something more efficient.

http://www.metaefficient.com/televisions/philips%e2%80%99-new-eco-tv-uses-only-75-watts.html#more-1068

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Nice looking TV.

Interesting website. Never saw it before.

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BendiBus wrote: »

Interesting website. Never saw it before.

It is!.

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