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How much did the first television cost? In 1928, General Electric launched a line of TV sets with only 3-inch by 4-inch screens. These products were sold for as little as $55 to $75 only. However, the commercialization of these products only arrived in the closing years of the 1930s. During that time, TV sets started to fill institutions, businesses as well as homes.
This began a strong, growing interest in TV history. He now owns about 30 old sets, including three from the 1930s. The initial RCA Victor sets cost $1,000 in 1954. Arland notes that consumers that year also could buy a Chevrolet car for roughly the same price, so color TV sales were at first a tough sell.