The LG Mosquito Away Television has been launched only in India,
at a price of Rs 26,900 ($403) for a 80cm screen and Rs 47,500 ($712) for a 108cm screen.
The LG Mosquito Away Television works along the lines of the company's air conditioner introduced in
Indonesia in 2009 and in India in 2014. It comes with an ultrasonic device, which emits sound waves to index
drive away mosquitoes.

LG says that the device doesn't use any chemicals or require any refilling or maintenance. The best part?
You don't even need to turn on the TV for it to work. The company says that the TV has been developed
using insights from Indian consumers and that its technology complies with global norms.

Scientific studies indicate that ultrasonic repellent devices have no effect in preventing mosquito bites.
The anti-mosquito TV is only the latest in a series of gadgets and apps that claim to drive away mosquitoes.
LG's Mosquito Away air conditioner targeted the malaria-causing anopheles mosquito,
but said it should not be the only measure one should take against mosquitoes.
Experts also pointed out that air conditioner tend to dry and kill insects anyway.https _blueprint-api-production.s3.amazonaws.com_uploads_card_image_110052_1d4bbee559634a2086d541fb4006e7f4

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