Plasma vs LED: Picture Quality
Sep 01, 2014 Have a question? Before asking a question, make sure you read our recommendations by size as well as use the search function of our website. If you have a room with a lot of windows and lights in it, or if you normally prefer to watch television with the lights on, you will appreciate the brighter image that an LCD or LED can produce
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Take a keen interest in the refresh rate, with the ideal choice being a TV with a high refresh rate, which means it will have a clearer and smoother display of pictures when they are in motion. However, other additional feature like 3D viewing HDMI connectivity, WIFI, USB ports, and other nifty features seen in some TVs make them an exceptional choice for uses that range from office presentations to small home theater entertainment (home movie nights)
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It works best in situations where the camera is panning across a scene so that the frame content is just shifted between one frame and the next, for example in a football game where the camera follows a thrown pass. 120 Hz refresh is used together with interpolation, where the TV attempts to interpolate an intermediate frame between two source frames in order to make the motion look smoother
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Also, keep in mind that most common high-efficiency florescent lamps, such as many used in video projectors, and those new light bulbs used in our homes, also use Mercury.You are probably in more danger eating fish, that may contain traces of Mercury, a couple of times a week, than watching, touching, or using an LCD TV. Both types of televisions are flat and thin, and can be hung on a wall or placed on a stand, but employ different technology to deliver similar results
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http://www.amazon.com/VideoSecu-Bracket-70-Inch-Plasma-MP502B/dp/B000NMFCIAAfter that I located, measured and laid out the studs and mounting plate.After drilling the pilot holes I remembered seeing mention of the included lag bolts, believe me its well worth a quick trip to the hardware store. Its got a nice clean black finish, feels very heavy and well built.The included hardware is pretty good, minus the lag bolts, you'll definitely wanna replace those even if its just for peace of mind.All in all the price and quality of this product went above and beyond what I expected, and I'm really quite happy with the outcome
The decision is killing me! Reply Visual Systems From Visual Systems on March 12, 2014 :: 3:11 pm Great post! Been reading a lot about different TVs recently. Reply The Sharp large screens like From HD GURU on December 10, 2012 :: 6:57 pm The Sharp large screens like all other 2012 large screen HDTVs are shiny screens called anti-reflective
They both have a great picture, but the blur is noticeable on the LED when tracking a thrown football or fast moving hockey puck whereas it is not on the Plasma. It's not just because we want your money (which we do) - it's the best way to be sure all the votes are coming from real people and not spam-bots or phony accounts
When the TV displays a 1080p video, it divides each pixel from the source into sub-pixels, resulting in a crisper image.Refresh RateRefresh rate refers to the number of times per second the image is changed on the screen. As long as the TV fits your budget and can physically fit in the room, bigger is better.Small screens, of course, may be a problem if you're putting the TV in a large room, since it may be difficult to discern details or read news bulletins if you're seated too far away.Screen sizes are measured diagonally, and may be rounded up
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Also, from what i have read on this forum, plus other places on the net, if you want to keep your tv for a few years, then you cannot beat plasma, yes plasmas develop faults, but most are repairable. LINK 2)Samsung PN60E530 LINK 3)Sharp LC60LE835U LINK Anyone have any input on this? Also,is squaretrade the best warranty plan? appreciate it Last edited by joyride; 04-21-2013 at 09:04 AM.
As we pick pq over screen size, and the VT50 also has a better viewing angle we would recommend the Panasonic, as it has the best picture of any 2012 HDTV. Unfortunately for plasma, the average Joe bases their decision off how they look under the florescent lights at Best Buy next to an LCD displaying neon colors in torch mode
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Beyond that, it's mostly common sense stuff - your monitor shouldn't be too close (causes focal-distance eye strain) or too far from your eyes, and you should take regular rests. With lower quality monitors these bumps may yield 'hot spotting' (lighter areas), which looks like light scattered from a water surface at a small breeze (like a pond)
How LCD Panels Work LCD is short for liquid crystal display, and while the TVs made with this tech come in a few different varieties (namely CCFL-backlit and LED-backlit), the panels they use are the same. The easiest way to undertand it is by thinking of each individual subpixel on the TV as a tiny neon light, or perhaps a miniature version of the florescent tubes you might be sitting under right now
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LCDs also tend to consume less power than plasma screens, with some of the newer "Eco" LCD panels able to use half of the power than equivalent plasmas, with the trade-off being lower brightness. (While the pixel response time, measured in milliseconds (ms), can give you some indication of an LCD's performance with fast-moving scenes, it's not always reliable.) Traditionally, the biggest advantage that plasmas have had over their LCD cousins is price, particularly in the large screen end of the market
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We've actually seen fewer and fewer of this types of displays for the reason the Samsung makes quite obvious: price (though there are cheaper full array local dimming LCDs, they're just rare). Want to know the best part? The dirty little secret of the TV world? If you're buying a name-brand TV, its picture quality is going to be really, really good
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