LED TV Or LCD TV? A Comparison of the Two

The biggest difference between an average LED TV and an LCD TV is their phosphor pattern which helps them produce better colors and images. Both LED and LCD televisions use the same phosphors but LED television's phosphor patterns tend to be more uniform, which helps them to produce brighter colors and clearer images. Another big difference between an LED television and an LCD television is their response time; LED televisions tend to have a fast response time which is one of the main reasons why they are used as gaming consoles as well as for home entertainment. On the other hand, LCD TVs have a fast response time, but they don't have as wide range of colors which makes them better suited to watching movies or videos.

Besides their different response times, there are also differences in the response time and the power consumption of the LED and LCD TV's. LED televisions use small plasmas, which means that they use a small amount of energy to generate a high amount of light for displaying images. On the other hand, LCD televisions use more efficient backlighting systems that use less energy than their LED counterparts. Aside from the energy consumption, the response time and the quality of the image are what consumers usually look for when they buy an LED vs. an LCD TV. If you are looking for a TV for a home entertainment system, you will probably choose LED televisions since they offer better picture quality and better viewing experience. However, if you plan to watch movies at home or for your personal enjoyment, an LCD TV may be a better choice because it offers better color quality, a wider range of colors, and other features that can enhance your viewing experience.

Compared to an LED TV and an LCD TV, a plasma TV can also offer high resolutions, wider colors, and clearer images, but it has the tendency to suffer from burn-in. This is caused by the heat of the television set, which is transferred to the room where the TV is placed. Plasmas are recommended for rooms where you will not be using a lot of appliances because of its great temperature resistant feature and its extended life span. In short, while both an LED and LCD TV can give you great viewing experience, you should take into consideration the kind of lifestyle you lead and what you expect out of your TV.