is there way to add more places for cords in back of tv so can add dvd and game system?

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Ok I have a led tv and in the back theres only one row of the colorful circles thing where you plug in the cables to hook up your dvd player or game system with. But Im getting tired of always having to unplug them and plug in new one everytime I want to watch dvd to playing a game.

So is there anything I can buy to get extra set of those video speaker the ones that are red yellow white blue green and so on.

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use a composite switch box .
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How much energy cost will I save with an LED TV?

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I'm looking at purchasing a Samsung HDTV. I am comparing both the LCD and the LED options they have available. Assuming I don't care that much about the difference in picture, the biggest difference seems to be the cost, and the amount of energy they use. If the LED model uses 40% less energy, as it claims, how much savings is that for me, assuming 100 hours of use per month.

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Samsung is the master in marketing deception.

They advertise 40% power reduction but don't provide ANY power numbers for either their LCD or LED models. A typical LCD consumes about 150-200 W, even if the 40% is true (which I doubt), we are talking 200 W vs 120 watts. 80 Watts x 100 hrs is 8 KWh , or about $1.60/month (at 20c per kWh).

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