The cheapest televisions are the unbranded models sold by many of the larger electronic retailers and supermarkets.
Prices change daily and vary significantly from country to country so it's worth spending a little time to research prices for your own area.
Always worth checking are:
Best Buy (North America)
Walmart (North America)
Tesco (UK and Europe)
Asda (UK)
But there are many more to look at other than these.
Panasonic and Toshiba do relatively cheap but excellent quality LCD TVs. Other companies may offer cheaper options but they are not likely to be as good.
There are many brands that make 46 inch televisions. The brand that sells the cheapest 46 television would be RCA. One can buy a 46 inch RCA television at places like Amazon.
An individual can purchase an LCD 42 inch TV for cheap at a number of different retail locations such as Best Buy, Radio Shack, and Target stores as well.
The jvc 42 LT42PM30 lcd tv has 60 hertz.
Amazon.com appears to offer the best price for the 42" lcd on the web. The best price according to the website for the Samsung 42 lcd tv multisystem appears to be $1500.
Yes, Amazon sells LG LCD TV monitors, ranging in size from 26 inches to 47 inches. The cheapest LG LCD TV is the 22 inch LG 22lD350 at $269.99. The cheapest 32 inch LG LCD TV is the LG 32LD350 at $359.99.
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Samsung LN32B550 32" 1080P LCD TV.. I have 2 Samsung LCD TVs and they are GREAT. This one is rated 5 stars. It isn't quite the cheapest, but this one is a newer model with great specs.
The traditional LCD tv remains the cheapest. This trend is expected to continue beacause they are cheaper to manufacture.
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LCD TVs actually have a very low power consumption ratio. Over the course of a year of average television viewing a Toshiba 42 inch LCD TV will use about $8 to $10 of electricity.
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The difference between a new LCD television and a normal television would be the picture clarity and the colors. New LCD televisions have great clarity.
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Any cheap LCD television with an added Apple TV or Logitech Revue.