Q. I'd like to know whether there is any difference in Picture quality between LED/LCD HD monitors of a certain size and resolution vs. LED/LCD HD television of the same size and resolution.
Here, LED/LCD monitors cost significantly less than LED/LCD Televisions.
if there is no difference in picture quality than why the price difference?
Also, if I bought a big enough HD LCD computer monitor, with a good sound system and the right software, will I be able to enjoy a movie the same as I would with a television?
Here, LED/LCD monitors cost significantly less than LED/LCD Televisions.
if there is no difference in picture quality than why the price difference?
Also, if I bought a big enough HD LCD computer monitor, with a good sound system and the right software, will I be able to enjoy a movie the same as I would with a television?
A. The LCD screen itself is the same for the same specifications. A TV has a tuner, audio amplifier, a remote control. I bought a 23 inch monitor for a bedroom TV because the refresh rate was much faster, price low, full HD 1080p. You just have to buy the monitor with the right connectors. In the United States, it was made illegal to not have a tuner in it in large size, so monitors are size limited if sold commercially. The market for large computer monitors is also fairly small, so price spread disappears. But, if the size and HDMI, and fully external audio and video signal (speakers in a monitor usually not very big), good idea. Yes also less HDMI inputs.
What are the advantages/disadvantages of LCD and LED computer monitors?
Q. I'm debating on getting a new 23" monitor and I keep seeing LCD and LED. Is one better than the other. Can someone give me more info, pros and cons. Thanks.
A. All new monitors are LCD panels. But some have CCFL illuminators behind, some have LED illumination.
What makes a difference is refresh rate, resolution, image quality on text and graphics, warranty, and type of LCD. Some better ones have an IPS, as opposed to the TFT type.
It is in the eye of the beholder. Since you give no clues as to what you will use the monitor for, cannot advise.
What makes a difference is refresh rate, resolution, image quality on text and graphics, warranty, and type of LCD. Some better ones have an IPS, as opposed to the TFT type.
It is in the eye of the beholder. Since you give no clues as to what you will use the monitor for, cannot advise.
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