Size matters when it comes to TV screens

EUROPEAN living rooms are filling up with ever-bigger television screens, figures suggest.

Size matters when it comes to TV screens
Mon, 24 Dec, 2007 - 00:00
Louise Barnett

Manufacturer Sharp predicts the average size of TVs bought across Europe will increase to 60” by 2015.

And retailer Comet said the average size of its TV screens had increased to 30” from 25” two years ago.

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