Does your TV heat your face or warm your room?

One of the features of the most recently developed flat panel TVs is the rather large amount of electrical power they demand. Some of it goes to produce the gorgeous picture you crave, but most of it is either radiated out the front, convected out the top or blown out the back.

For instance a very popular LCD flat panel pulls almost 300 watts, and if you want to go to a large screen, LCD, you should be prepared to enjoy over

500 watts of comfy cozy warmth. Some of the Plasma panels approaching 60" pull over 700 watts. Plasma is particularly hoggish compared size to size against LCD.

If you are thinking of replacing a 5-year-old big screen, or moving up in screen size to something where you can sit back and enjoy the superb detail, and want to keep your power demand down around 120 watts, you might just look into LCD DLP. Your air conditioner and particularly your wallet will thank you.

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Chuck Olson
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Oops, I meant LED DLP.

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Chuck Olson

If the DLP picture was better, and if it were as thin as an LCD or plasma, and if I watched enough tv to care about the power difference, then maybe I'd consider it.

I'll stick with plasma.

Bob

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