Electronics are the center of attraction these days as to how they can become eco-friendly. While we have seen other models such as Sony detail their products on how eco-friendly in the market, rival Philips has likewise unveiled its own version of eco-friendly Television.

Philips offers to the market an eco TV, the Philips Eco TV model 42PFL5603D, that is lead-free and has lessened the traces of Mercury that has complied with the ROHS or Restrictions of Hazardous Substances Directive.

One great feature of this TV is its ability to dim the backlight. By dimming the backlight during scenes which are darker, it enhances the black-level performance and in turn, saves power. When it comes to power conservation, this sleek TV is head of the class, in that it uses less power than a 100 W lightbulb - now that’s energy efficient! Note the backlight can also be dimmed via a room lighting sensor, so in dark rooms it will use less power.

Taking it the extra green mile, the box is made from recycled material.

(Source) Inventorspot