In the first generation of liquid-crystal displays, pixel response time was severely constrained by display size and pixel count.  Consequently, the first LCD television receivers were pocket-sized, and designed for personal use in mobile applications.  The first mass-produced LCD television receiver was the Epson 'TV Watch'.  It was introduced by Suwa Seikosha Co., Ltd. in December, 1982 (which is now the Seiko Epson corporation).  The first mass-produced color LCD television receiver was the Epson ET-10 'Televia' (known in the USA as the 'Epson Elf').  It was introduced in August, 1984.

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