Q. My monitor for my desktop is going out. It turns black after about 10 seconds of being on. Instead of figuring out what is wrong, I decided to just buy a new one but I do not know the difference in LCD and LED. I want one to last me longer than just the four years this one has but is also best bet for the price. Can someone just explain the difference please?
A. LED is actually the type of backlighting used by some LCD monitors. Many low end and early LCD displays use cold cathode tubes for backlight, newer, higher quality LCD displays will use LED backlighting and LED type backlights are significantly superior to cold cathode backlights in display quality- better contrast, image clarity, uniform brightness. LEDs have generally lower power consumption(great for battery powered devices), take up much less space and last a very long time, plus if one LED dies (I've never actually had that happen to me yet), it won't render the display completely unusable, the only downside I can think of with LED backlit LCD displays is that they are a bit more expensive.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LED-backlit_LCD_display
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LED-backlit_LCD_display
What is the difference between a computer monitor and an LCD/LED TV of a similar size?
Q. I would like to get a large monitor for my vision considerations. What are the major differences between two similar sized TVs and Monitors?
A. Computer Monitors
1.) Only go up to 32''
2.) Higher Image Quality. Better at display fine text
3.) Less inputs
4.) Cheaper
5.) Are only available with a refresh rate of up to 120hz
6.) Only higher end or more expensive models can be effectively mounted
LCD/LED
1.) Can go up 80''+
2.) Dollar for dollar image quality of a LCD TV won't match a computer monitor.
(partially with help of the video card)
3.) Far more inputs. Can plug your blu-ray player and all your other devices.
4.) More expensive
5.) Are available with a refresh rate of up to 240hz
6.) Better suited to mount on walls
1.) Only go up to 32''
2.) Higher Image Quality. Better at display fine text
3.) Less inputs
4.) Cheaper
5.) Are only available with a refresh rate of up to 120hz
6.) Only higher end or more expensive models can be effectively mounted
LCD/LED
1.) Can go up 80''+
2.) Dollar for dollar image quality of a LCD TV won't match a computer monitor.
(partially with help of the video card)
3.) Far more inputs. Can plug your blu-ray player and all your other devices.
4.) More expensive
5.) Are available with a refresh rate of up to 240hz
6.) Better suited to mount on walls
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