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SmartMount® Universal Flat Mount for 22″ – 40″ LCD Screens, VESA 75/100/200×100/200×200… More >>
Peerless SF632P-S SmartMount® Universal Flat Mount for 22″ – 40″ LCD Screens, VESA 75/100/200×100/2
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Peerless SF632-S Security SmartMount® Universal Flat Mount for 22″ – 40″ LCD Screens, VESA 75/100/2
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Imagine your information or your sales message, big and bright for all the world to see. The Samsung 400UXn 40″ public information display features an ultra-thin 11mm bezel (less than 1/2″) for virtually seamless and distortion-free video walls. It also features a built-in CPU, so you don’t need a separate media player to run content. And you’ll be able to display impressive-looking content over 20 hours a day, thanks to advanced cooling technology and lower operati… More >>
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Item #: Q90068. Functional and affordable the KLH40X1 combines high performance with cost efficiency in a compact, stylish chassis incorporating a display stand and stereo speakers. Featuring native WXGA resolution (1366 x 768) and a huge 40″ screen, the KLH40X1 also supports a variety of analog interfaces as well as two HDMI digital interfaces. In addition RS232 and Control S interfaces are supported for professional control and remote maintenance providing even gr… More >>
Sony KLH-40X1 – 40″ LCD Flat Panel Display Category: LCD Displays
The S Series is the latest offering from the Sony Bravia line of high-performance and sleek styling LCD TVs. This 40″ LCD panel features the latest in Sony’s unique S-PVA technology, which delivers vivid and accurate colors along with wide viewing angles and a blazing 8ms response time. Other features such as PC input allow the user to connect a PC for viewing content in a 16:9 high resolution environment. And with integrated HDTV capabilities, you can enjoy digital programming with …
Your thin flat panel TV can grace your room by hanging on the wall like a piece of art, or it can sit on a trendy stand, catching everyone’s eye when they enter the room, or just rest sedately on a table. But the technologies that go into flat panel TVs, namely LCD and plasma have their own pros and cons, depending on the application. Flat panel LCD TVs and flat panel monitors for computers use the same technology liquid crystal display which produces sharp and bright images in most lighting types.
LCD technology Popular Choice
LCDs shine light through pixel cells that have a red, green and blue component, but they cannot turn off certain pixels. Hence, the ability of LCDs to produce a pure black is less, which in turn has an effect on contrast levels. If the LCD panel is more than 40 inches wide, they are obviously more expensive than flat panel plasma TVs and rear projection TVs. But they are affordable when you look for 15-21 inch-wide screens for smaller rooms. Major manufacturers who make these are Sharp, Philips, Dell, Samsung, Sony, etc.
The main advantages of liquid crystal display panels are that they are lightweight, thin and do not consume much power. CRT or conventional cathode ray tube monitors are being used lesser and lesser because of the obvious advantages of flat panel LCDs over them. LCD displays are mostly TFT panels or thin film transistor LCDs, an active matrix. They have the property of high quality displays and smaller size, which is what makes them popular for many uses.
Plasma Flat Panel TVs
The other flat panel option – Plasma TVs – look very elegant and streamlined. You can choose the best from Sony, Pioneer, Samsung, Philips, and Hitachi etc. whose wide screens can be anything from 36 inches to about 70 inches. These are renowned for their color accuracy and can be viewed from anywhere in the room. They pass an electric charge to cells filled with gas, which in turn respond with a burst of ultraviolet light to produce images; hence plasma TVs are said to be prone to the burn in phenomenon.
Flat Panel TV LCD Or Plasma Which Is Better?
Flat panel TVs have great advantages in terms of being thinner and lighter making them a better option in terms of flexibility in placement. The digital display quality is precisely controlled producing an amazing array of colors. They are immune to magnetic picture distortions, so you don’t have to worry about putting them close to speakers that are not shielded. Flat panel TVs give you good image focus making straight lines look straight. About the only downside is the fact that flat panel TVs are costlier than conventional TVs. So thin is definitely in with both LCD and Plasma TVs. Plasma TVs are invariably larger than LCDs and have a wider viewing angle. In terms of brightness, LCD panels are better when lights are bright. Plasma TVs produce blacker blacks.
This is the time prices are getting more and more affordable, since prices for LCD and Plasma TV are decreasing quite fast.
40 inch samsung LNT4042H
46 inch sony bravia KDF-46E3000
the sony is bigger, 1080p, the samsung has high contrast ratio and a good picture
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Full HD 1080p performance, a robust feature set and Smart Energy Savings make the LH40 Series a standout. Features: TV TruMotion 120Hz Intelligent Sensor Mode Full HD 1080p HD Resolution 70,000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio 2.7ms Response Time (GTG) 500 cd/m2 Brightness Wide Color Gamut Super IPS Panel Wide Viewing Angle XD Engine 24p Real Cinema ISFccc Ready Picture Wizard AV Mode II (Cinema, Sports, Game) 60,000 Hour Panel Life (typical) NTSC/ATSC Tuners with Clear Q… More >>
LG 47LH40 HDTV + Hook-up Kit + Power Protection + Calibration + Flat Mount
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