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TV Milestones: How much did it cost to own the latest TV?

After World War II, TV ownership in the United States rose to 12 million, according to the Digital Public Library of America.
Currently, there are roughly 125 million TV households in the United States, according to Nielsen TV Universe estimates.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics' CPI inflation calculator adjusts prices to reflect today's costs, allowing for comparisons of television model prices over decades.

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TV Milestones: How much did it cost to own the latest TV?

In less than a century, televisions have evolved impressively — and so have their price tags. Discover how much consumers really spent to keep with the latest technology, from the 1930s to the 2010s.

7 months ago·Pittsburgh, United States

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