LED Display Shopping for Commercial Applications

LED displays are liquid crystal displays (LCDs) that use light-emitting diodes, instead of fluorescent lamps, for its backlighting. There are, in fact, several different types of backlighting for both fluorescent lamps and light-emitting diodes. LCDs may use hot cathode and cold cathode fluorescent lamps. These displays may use white edge-lighting or Red/Green/Blue (RGB) backlighting. In shopping for LED displays for a commercial application, it's important to understand some of the key characteristics distinguishing various types of LED, LCD, and plasma digital display technologies. Why Business and Organizations Prefer LED Displays over Plasma Many people will tell you that plasma Tvs offer superior overall display quality and screen resolution, but very few businesses and organizations choose them for one simple reason. Plasma has a significantly shorter life expectancy. While a plasma may continue to operate for years, it's screen quality consistently suffers the longer it's in use. LED displays won't exactly last forever, but they do endure several months of moderate-to-heavy use better than plasma technology. This consistency is coveted in commercial applications and is especially important for a company's reputation and branding. Why Businesses and Organizations Prefer LED Displays over LCDs It actually wasn't that long ago that LCDs were the digital display of choice for businesses and organizations. The reason was cost. Just a few years ago, LED backlighting increased the cost of an LCD display three-fold. Yet, there seems to be nothing inherent about LED backlighting technology that would justify this price. Rather, it was likely the novelty of the technology and the fact that there were so few manufacturers producing LED displays. In the intervening years, the price of LED displays have come down considerably and seem poised to fall in line with LCDs. Although LED backlighting does produce a slightly better picture quality, many businesses covet LED displays for another reason--the ability to manufacturer ultra-thin display screens. This allows businesses to place digital displays in tight quarters and with better visual appeal than other, thicker digital displays. It must be noted, however, that these ultra-thin displays are not possible with all LED back-lighting. Instead, it is the key feature of white edge-lighting technology. Shopping for an LED Display Shopping for a display does not require extensive knowledge of this jargon. Rather, it's most important to prioritize various hardware features: screen resolution, display size and thickness, color quality, energy-efficiency, reliability/warranties, display mount/placement. Naturally, these features must be considered in light of how they affect the cost of the display and what can be achieved within budgetary limits. Like many digital signage purchases, it's often a good idea to seek out a digital signage software provider first. In this way, you can find a digital signage software license that makes sense for your commercial application, and then use this software's firm expert recommendation when looking at digital display hardware. The author enjoys collecting led panel light. would suggest you to find good quality Led Ceiling Light at http://www.pealriver.com.