A To Z About LED Televisions

The exponential growth in technology and the release of smarter products is quite common nowadays. LCD Televisions are topping in sales and popularity as well currently. The industry watchers expects a new rival to the reigning LCD models – LED Televisions!!! LCD televisions outsmarted the much popular Plasma displays with the lower power consumption. Display Market has always witnessed many wars like the biggest display war, skinniest television war, high-end television with internet, etc. With “greenovation” as the latest strategy, the latest war is on the display lowest power requirement. LED television is an outcome of this war, and has been unleashed in the market recently. OLED Televisions are yet another example for the upshot of the combat for producing low power televisions.

How Does LED Television Differ From LCD Television?

LED Televisions are LCD Televisions that comes with LED backlighting systems. Regular LCD Televisions have CCFL lighting conditions instead of the LED backlighting. This is the primary difference between LED and LCD Televisions. In LCD televisions, pixels cannot be individually controlled as a single standard tube is used to backlit the LCD television in the case of fluorescent lighting. This degrades the contrast and colour range of the television. If a screen has to show the dark sky with shimmering white crescent in it, then LED backlighting flairs much better than CCFL lighting. In the case of CCFL backlight settings, the dark sky will be in shades of grey and the same is the case with the dazzling crescent. This affects the picture clarity and overall vividness of the image.

In LED televisions, thousands of small bulbs are used to provide the display’s backlight. These LEDs can be controlled individually, and can be even switched off to attain perfect blacks instead of dark greys. Hence it is possible to attain sparkling crescent in a pitch black sky with the help of LED backlighting. Hence LED televisions are expected to be more effective in the extensive colour range and freshness in the picture compared to LCD tellies.

Advantages of LED Televisions

LED televisions offer longer lifespan compared to the LCD television. Gone are the days when people bothered only about the picture clarity and sharpness of a television. Today all of us are equally worried about the maintenance cost and energy demands of the display too. The sudden decline in the plasma sales justify this fact. One of the major advantage of this television is the high energy efficiency. Low power requirements of the LED televisions has made it really appealing in the resent day market.

Lighting consistency is yet another highlight of the LED televisions. The numerous small LED bulbs glow with the same intensity to offer uniform lighting all over the screen. It is also reported that along with illumination, the LED televisions are more efficient in reproducing even images with fresh colour tones as well. The details are rendered in finesse in the case of LED televisions. This adds depth and dimensions to the video output. The usage of RGB LEDs in the televisions has helped to increase the colour gamut by 45%.

Moreover it is possible to make wafer thin LED televisions; skinny televisions are the current trend in the display market. No wonder why LED televisions are described as “The Future Wave In Display Industry”. LED TVs are more shock resistant which reveals that they are more sturdy and robust compared to LCD Televisions. Another good thing about the LED television is the ZERO USAGE OF MERCURY. This satisfies the greenovationists too!!!

Disadvantages of LED Televisions

Since it is the budding technology, LED Television comes with a premium price tag. This is the major downside of the LED Television. However the television experts foretell that the prices will drop once the technology gains prevalence.

With the 360 degree LED Television released lately, one can expect more hotshots from this technology.

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