LCD TV

An LCD TV (Liquid Crystal Display TV) uses liquid crystals sandwiched between two layers of glass to produce images. When electricity passes through these crystals, they change shape and control light passing through color filters, creating the pictures you see on the screen. It relies on a backlight, usually LED, to illuminate the display. LCD TVs are popular because they offer sharp images, vibrant colors, energy efficiency, and a slim design. They are suitable for various viewing environments and are commonly used in homes, offices, and entertainment spaces.