While TVs are one of the least energy efficient appliances in your home, some manufacturers are trying to change this. One example is the Philips Eco TV - The TV can sense what lighting you have in your room so it dims itself in dark rooms and brightens in light. When it's not on, it only uses .15 of a watt, it contains no lead and it arrives in a recycled box. When it will be available on the market in late March, the price tag will ring in at a steep $1,400.
Eco TV
While TVs are one of the least energy efficient appliances in your home, some manufacturers are trying to change this. One example is the Philips Eco TV - The TV can sense what lighting you have in your room so it dims itself in dark rooms and brightens in light. When it's not on, it only uses .15 of a watt, it contains no lead and it arrives in a recycled box. When it will be available on the market in late March, the price tag will ring in at a steep $1,400.
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