JVC LCD TV's May Be Unreliable, But At Least They're Energy-Efficient

Samsung has been busy lately touting the supreme energy-efficiency of its HDTV's, but JVC's LCD TV's are the latest sets to beat out the new Energy Star 3.0 standards. According to a press release, JVC is tied for the most efficient set in the 32-inch class, swept the first four spots in the 40 to 42 and 46 to 47 inch classes, and had the top three most efficient LCD TV's in the 50 to 52 inch class. The company says that it beat the Energy Star 3.0 specs by 29 to 60 percent overall. This is great for JVC, but the fact remains that just days ago its TV's were rated among the most unreliable on the market.

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