LCD televisions will account for 33 percent of the global TV market this year, up from 21 percent in 2006, according to Lehman Brothers. LCD TVs will overtake glass-tube sets as the biggest TV technology in 2008, according to DisplaySearch.
Because of overproduction LCD TVs have become much cheaper making them affordable alternatives for the classic CRT televisions. Last year it was difficult to find a good LCD TV for a price below R20,000. Currently the prices of those sets are considerably lower.
To help you compare products and prices I want to share a few good options:
20 Inch
> Proline JC203HB15E 20″ LCD TV – lowest price R3,687
> Tobishi 20″ LCD TV – Black – price R3,440
> Sony HT95 19″ Silver LCD TV – lowest price R8,737
32 Inch
> JNC 32″ LCD TV HD panel – price R9,433
> LG 32″ LCD/TV – price R12,599
> Sony S32A10 32″ BRAVIA LCD FLAT PANEL TV – lowest price R15,999
The most expensive LCD TV currently on PriceCheck is the High Definition LG 55″ LCD HD Monitor, price starting at R94,561.
