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Anonymous users2024-01-24Different brands consume different power. Generally speaking, it should be about the same, around 100W. If the 51-inch TV is produced earlier, it may consume a little more power.
Old TVs can look at the labels on the back,There will be indicators of power consumption,Large TVs also have labels,It is easy to find out the power consumption when you know the model。
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Of course, the computer costs electricity, the computer is about 400 watts, and the 21-inch TV is generally less than 400 watts.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Look at the power, the more power, the more electricity is consumed.
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