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Oct 10
2009

Everything That You Should Know About LCD TVs

Posted by Kay Makan in LCDHDTV

When it comes to television technology there are lots of confusing terms thrown around and one of those is LCD TV.  You have probably heard the phrase used but may not understand what it means. So what do you need to know about LCD TVs then?
 

1. LCD TV monitors are capable of displaying some of the most vivid and sharp colors that you have ever seen, especially when displaying a television signal in HDTV format. They can produce over 16 million colors, so viewing the screen is a feast for the eyes.

2. Because of the technology used to actually display the images on the screen, LCD TVs are incredibly thin and lightweight. They have been used as computer monitors for several years, but now the same technology is being used with televisions, especially HDTVs.

3. Since they are so thin and light, they can be mounted almost anywhere, even the ceiling. Of course you can also buy a stand for your LCD monitor, but there are many wall mounts made now that will allow you to even move the TV in and out from the wall and also adjust the viewing angle. Just be sure to get a strong enough wall mount to support the weight of your LCD screen if you choose to go that route.

4. Although LCD moniors are beautiful to watch, they can get very pricey in large screen sizes, so you most likely will not see many LCD monitors above the 40 inch size. However, the stunning beauty of the screen makes up for any difference in size in most cases.

The technology has been refined to the point where the large-screen LCD TV's are now comparably priced, and practical for the everyday shopper.
Since most LCD televisions are equipped with VGA input connections, and are so similar to an LCD computer monitor, many people buy them with the thought of integrating them with a PC. The large-screen LCD is an excellent piece of equipment for this use, especially for those who enjoy game-playing with friends.

Many consumers desire to keep their old VCRs even when purchasing a new TV. These VCRs will integrate with the new TV, thanks to the standard connections, however there is one issue to keep in mind. The resolution on a VHS tape is much lower than that on the TV, which will result in poorer color quality, as well as a grainier picture than the consumer has seen on their old, analog television.

When buying an LCD television, decide where you are going to place it, and how you are going to use it. Some like to integrate it with their home theatre system for a truly surround-sound experience. If this is your plan, ensure that you have the correct cables, bracket or cabinet for displaying your new equipment, as well as providing surge protection for your LCD TV.
LCD TVs use less power, and emit less heat, than a conventional or plasma television. They last a long time, more than 60,000 hours of viewing time can be expected, and give you a vivid image. In addition, their slim design means they can be displayed just about anywhere.  Purchasing an LCD TV is a shrewd decision.

If you haven't experienced watching TV on a LCD screen, it would be a good idea to make a trip to the Kay Makan store and sample it for yourself. Once you see the screen clarity and sharpness, you will understand what all of the fuss is about. It would be a good idea to then shop for LCD TVs online too and compare prices including the difference when shipping and taxes are added on locally. Usually you will be able to find some very good deals online and excellent service and support after the sale as well.


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