At first glance, it can be tough to tell the difference between Plasma, LCD or LED televisions. They’re all thin, sleek and capable of displaying stunning, high-definition picture and sound. So have a read below to see which screen technology best suits your needs.
The first advantage of LCD TVs is the wide range of sizes – they start at 15” and go up to 55”. So if you’re considering a smaller TV for the study or bedroom, an LCD TV may be for you. Also, smaller LCD TVs are offered in both 4:3 and widescreen versions. Secondly, their wide range of sizes means a wide range of prices, which makes it easier to find an LCD to fit your budget. And since LCD TVs use adjustable backlight technology, you’ll still get a picture that isn’t washed out in brighter rooms or environments where light conditions can’t be controlled. LCD TVs are also specially designed to perform wonders for video games and computer graphics. So if you’re a gamer, start thinking LCD.
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Plasma TVs produce a stunning contrast ratio and smoother, crisper, high-motion video. This is why some people prefer Plasma televisions to LCD TVs for watching sports and action movies. Also, Plasma screens are known for their deep, rich blacks, and incredibly precise colours, making them ideal for watching films – where dark scenes are more common. And Plasma displays tend to perform better in light-controlled environments, such as home cinema rooms. Finally, Plasma screens have a slightly wider viewing angle than LCD TVs, so no matter where you’re sitting in the room, you can still enjoy a precise, vivid picture. Finally, all LG Plasma TVs benefit from 600Hz technology for a smoother picture, perfect for watching sport.
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An LED TV is an LCD TV that uses LED backlighting instead of the fluorescent lights used in conventional LCD TVs. The LED backlight-technology provides you with crystal-clear images, deeper blacks and the most realistic colours available today. Plus, an LG LED TV will save you money off your electricity bills as LED backlight-technology saves up to 40% of power consumption vs. LCD technology. LG LED backlighting also saves on space, resulting in an ultra-slim design that can be hung on the wall like a picture frame.
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