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All Digital have a range of LCD TV's, Plasma TV's and Panels to suit any audio
visual need, including computing, home theatre, presentations or digital
signage.
LCD and plasma panels come in an array of different sizes and All Digital only
stock trusted brands like Pioneer Professional, Panasonic Commercial, Samsung,
NEC, Sanyo and LG. Our consultants can help you to choose the best screen to
suit your needs.
Plasma versus LCD
Many people are unsure of the differences between Plasma TV's, LCD TV's and panels. Plasma & LCD TV's have built in Television Tuners, where panels do not.
As a general rule of thumb plasmas deliver better home-theatre performance than LCD's. This is mainly because LCD TVs typically do not display black as well as plasmas, but rather black looks more dark grey. This decreases the amount of detail you can see in the shadows and ultimately leaves the picture looking less three-dimensional. Refresh rates are also slower in LCD's but technology is constantly improving and making this less of an issue than it once was.
LCD's are not prone to screen burn like plasmas. Screen burn is often caused by a static image being in the same place on the screen. Manufacturers have taken steps to prevent this occurring by building in screensavers and other technologies and you can virtually eliminate the danger by not leaving still images on the screen and reducing your contrast setting to 50 percent or less.
Life span, the number of viewing hours a television provides before dimming to half the brightness, is one of the biggest advantages LCD has over plasma. Though the numbers vary among the different brands, plasma displays generally offer around 20,000 hours, while LCD's last for up to 50,000 hours. You must also take into account that these new technologies are designed for up to five years use, by this time you would want to upgrade yet again to the newest technology available.
Overall plasma technology is better for TV viewing & home theatre and LCD technology is better for computer viewing.
Warranties of LCD's and plasmas range from two to five years depending on brand, with extended warranties also available.
Contact us for more information and a no obligation quote.
LCD and plasma panels come in an array of different sizes and All Digital only
stock trusted brands like Pioneer Professional, Panasonic Commercial, Samsung,
NEC, Sanyo and LG. Our consultants can help you to choose the best screen to
suit your needs.Plasma versus LCD
Many people are unsure of the differences between Plasma TV's, LCD TV's and panels. Plasma & LCD TV's have built in Television Tuners, where panels do not.
As a general rule of thumb plasmas deliver better home-theatre performance than LCD's. This is mainly because LCD TVs typically do not display black as well as plasmas, but rather black looks more dark grey. This decreases the amount of detail you can see in the shadows and ultimately leaves the picture looking less three-dimensional. Refresh rates are also slower in LCD's but technology is constantly improving and making this less of an issue than it once was.
LCD's are not prone to screen burn like plasmas. Screen burn is often caused by a static image being in the same place on the screen. Manufacturers have taken steps to prevent this occurring by building in screensavers and other technologies and you can virtually eliminate the danger by not leaving still images on the screen and reducing your contrast setting to 50 percent or less.
Life span, the number of viewing hours a television provides before dimming to half the brightness, is one of the biggest advantages LCD has over plasma. Though the numbers vary among the different brands, plasma displays generally offer around 20,000 hours, while LCD's last for up to 50,000 hours. You must also take into account that these new technologies are designed for up to five years use, by this time you would want to upgrade yet again to the newest technology available.
Overall plasma technology is better for TV viewing & home theatre and LCD technology is better for computer viewing.
Warranties of LCD's and plasmas range from two to five years depending on brand, with extended warranties also available.
Contact us for more information and a no obligation quote.
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