The first LCD television was developed by a team of researchers at Westinghouse Electric Corporation, led by Dr. Peter Brody. The team successfully demonstrated the first active-matrix liquid crystal display (LCD) in 1973. However, the first commercially available LCD television was produced by Sharp Corporation in 1988. The model was called the Sharp LC-14A50, featuring a 14-inch screen. This marked the beginning of the era of LCD TVs, which later became dominant in the market due to their slim design, low power consumption, and high-quality images.
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