LCD, LED, and more. Which one fits your organization's needs? Our comparison guide will help you assess several factors such as use case, environment, budget, and more to help you make an informed decision.
Compare the features of popular display technologies to determine which ultimately meets your organization’s visualization needs.
LCD (liquid crystal display) technology is included in most smartphones, computer monitors, televisions, and other visual devices. Understand how a LCD display panel can serve as the focal point of your setup for optimal visualization.
LCD panels are composed of two polarized pieces of glass surrounding a layer of liquid crystals. Liquid crystals themselves aren’t light-emitting, so standard LCDs feature their own backlighting array that shines through the arrangement of liquid crystals to create the display’s picture.
LED (Light Emitting Diode) or Direct View LED (DvLED) panels are similar to LCDs. However, there are some distinct differences and considerations. Understand these differences to help you consider which display type will work best for your environment.
LEDs use an array of light-emitting diodes as individual pixels across the entire display. Hundreds and hundreds of light-emitting diodes across the display are grouped in clusters of red, green, and blue which provide their own light while producing the required image.
