Plasma & LCD
Plasma and LCD screens are now bigger, brighter and thinner then ever before due to continual technological developments. The latest flat screens can be used for an array of applications, be it as an advertising medium, point of sale display, presentation tool or just simply for entertainment.
Standard or High Definition?
Plasma and LCD devices are all called "fixed-pixel" displays because the panel has a predefined and fixed number of pixels in its display format. Knowing the number of pixels in each direction (horizontally and vertically) will tell you how sharp an image it will produce, as well as whether it will display a true High Definition image or only Standard Definition. The pixel count will also affect the cost. Lower resolution costs less; higher resolution costs more. And just because a display panel is labelled "digital" doesn’t mean that it is capable of producing a high-definition picture.
Plasma Displays
Plasma Display Panels are made up of many thousands of tiny pixels, which are held between two glass panels. Pixels (picture elements) comprise three further cells (or sub-pixels) of red, green and blue, each filled with neon or xenon gas. When a pixel is activated the inert gas ionizes and takes on a plasma state, giving off ultra-violet rays. Just like a CRT television, the plasma display varies the intensities of the different lights to produce a full range of colours. The viewing angle on Plasma Display Panels is very wide and picture quality is best in ambient lighting conditions.
LCD Displays
LCD Monitors incorporate liquid crystals, which cover the entire viewing area of the screen. The viewed image is created from a 'matrix' of pixels (picture elements), each of which incorporates a tiny liquid crystal. Light is generated from small lamps, passed through a polarizer. By using transistors; red, green or blue light is allowed to pass through the liquid crystal to form a colour picture. The colour saturation and intensity is determined by the speed with which the light is allowed to pass through the LCD. This happens so fast that the human eye cannot detect it.
Plasma / LCD Options
- Manufacturer
- Size
- Resolution
- HD Ready
Projector Options
- Manufacturer
- Brightness
- Resolution
- Weight
Applications
- Offices
- Meeting Rooms
- Conferences
- Training Rooms
- Receptions
- Hotels
- Gyms
- Bars and Restaurants
- Sports Grounds