LCD Television

An LCD television is a type of flat-screen TV that uses liquid crystal display technology to produce images. It works by passing light through liquid crystals, which adjust to create colors and images on the screen. LCD TVs are known for their slim design, energy efficiency, and bright, sharp picture quality. They are commonly found in homes and come in various sizes. Unlike older tube TVs, LCDs do not take up much space and are often lighter, making them easy to mount on walls. They are popular for watching movies, playing video games, and general entertainment.