LED color exaggerate alot, i find LCD gives the true color of what it's suppose to appear..LED are cool for gaming cuz all of the colors pop out....LCD is bad for editing, cuz it exaggerate and ur final product on a different screen will look different.
OMG! he explained my problem with my LED monitors how I get the snowy distorted effect. My new monitor "NEC" is backlit with CCFL and looks so much better. LED backlights are a gimmick and just conserve energy. CCFL is the way to go for quality. New CCFLs are just as bright if not at times brighter than LED.
Oh, so that's the difference. I literally thought that LED TVs had LEDs for every individual pixel, resulting in a sharper and more vibrant image... that's not a bad idea, I should patent that shit!
LED sounds a bit wonky because of the transition from 'white's' going to grey and color varients. bummer....Unless you can turn that dimming feature off. What i want to know is, do LED's set off the same ugly Dismal, bland, pissy and drab uncolorful glow like LCD's do? since LCD's use a CFL/Flueroscent back.... My other Plasma on the other hand sets off a beautiful glow.
I game alot and the tv is somewhat close and I am looking up on it somewhat, what is best? I do not want the gray and white area web you are looking at it from below
LED = Better contrast ratio is not usually true. Only very high end led backlit screens use local dimming. 90% of 'LED Screens' still use traditional top and bottom lighting which is diffused to make the light even(ish). Its just they use 50 or so led's for the lighting rather then CCFL.
Im glad people are starting to realise that LCD and LED TV's are esentially the same thing.
Usually what happens is the guy in the TV shop will happily try and missell you a new 50" LED TV on the basis that the whole panel is a new technology, most of them dont even know the difference.
@Linerriderrocks123 just for a fkn letter u make a hole deal! U stupid basterd!! English is not my main language!! And i am assuming by speaking 2 languagues that makes me smarter than ur scary ass!!
@mayhempk1 What "P-IPS" and "TN" stand for ?? I also found out the LED is not a good option as a personal taste and specially for photo and video editing, but I'm want to learn more around why ....
Rubbish! Dynamic contrast ratio is NOT that big of deal. It hardly matters really. And I can live with higher power consumption. Only thing I can see LED being good for is a brighter screen.
led - better contrast true black and less energy consumation lcd - no true black poor colours SLOW picture reaction and a little bit more energy consumation
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sorry Brandon but I had to correct ya on that part about "if you're editing video or using it as a computer monitor" ask any REAL professional video editor, then copy and paste what i commented below. :D cheers
IPS panel monitors use 8bit per color thus allowing them to fully reproduce 100% of the color gamut.Other panel monitors including MVA (multi-domain vertical alignment), PVA (pattern vertical alignment panels), AFFS (advanced fringe field switching), and ASV (advanced super view) are desirable for this reason as well. Modern IPS monitors can reproduce 10 bit per color and display up to 1.07 billion colors or 1024 shades of red, green, and blue. . There ya go. so Pirillo what now? :D
LED sounds a bit wonky because of the transition from 'white's' going to grey and color varients. bummer....Unless you can turn that dimming feature off. What i want to know is, do LED's set off the same ugly Dismal, bland, pissy and drab uncolorful glow like LCD's do? since LCD's use a CFL/Flueroscent back.... My other Plasma on the other hand sets off a beautiful glow.
Photo editing requires precise color reproduction. Standard TN or twisted nematic monitors can only reproduce a portion of the color gamut because they use 6 bits per color (Red, Green, Blue) for a total of 18 bits. This makes them unable to display the 16.7 million colors available in 24-bit truecolor or 256 shades of red, green and blue. While dithering can be used to produce some of the desired colors a TN monitor is simply undesirable when trying to match exact colors.
most professional video editors that know from experience know that MOST lcd's that have teh typical ccfl backlighting are most often TN panels which are NOT the best panels for video editing. this where IPS paneled displays like apple's cinema display shine and why many professional video editors praise it. main reason ....?
Well I dont know how my tv can be compared since it is an LED LCD TV :$ I always thought an LED was like an energy saver and it makes the screen brighter and a little more clear
@lockergnome I stick with Samsung LCD (not LED) for my PlayStation 3 and Nintendo Wii. I play the PS3 through HDMI and the Wii through component. I'm perfectly happy with it. =) I have the TV and game systems on my computer desk and I sit at my desk to game. I do that so that I can multi-task while gaming. Can you do a comparison with LCD vs. LED vs. OLED vs. Plasma?
@c4rt00nk1d High dynamic range, best plasma/slime effects, 3D without the need for glasses, full-body-like motion experience, but, low refresh-rates. Also prone to forgetting settings, unwanted channel switching and occasional blackouts. Worst of all, no sleep/standby-mode.
THANK YOU! about time someone explained this. I can finally send people one easy link when they ask me, instead of having to explain.
Of course, I didn't know that little bit about the LED's themselves turning off or on... interesting.
Also, on a side, if the image is totally black, the CFL in my computer monitor will dim out (taking the LCD image with it).. which can be VERY odd in some sections of Portal 2, since it has to brighten back up, and the image "fade in"
Should have really mentioned local dimming technology, edge lit vs. fully backlit, the number of LEDs a TV might have, as well as the "flashlighting" effect and the "clouding" effect. All pretty important things to note when comparing an LED to an LCD TV. This video was a bit too general and not very informative unlike your other videos.
Good video, except you didn't mention the difference between border LEDs and the ones with the LEDs behind the panel. Please do a longer video about his subject and count in Plasma and OLED.
LED is only good if its full LED (the whole backside of the screen is covered with LED-s), Most of the TV-s marketed today only have that crappy edge LED (where LED-s are only on the top and bottom edge of the screen) that may be (depending on the screen technology) even worse than CCFL (more backlight bleed). Full LED with local dimming is the king amongst LCD-screens at the moment IMO (not counting the OLED which is totally different tech).
@bryandesrosiers where you been? This was true on older model plasmas, but the newer models have pretty much eliminated this issue. Get up to date before you show your ignorance. : P
LED, all the way for me. I have an led hd tv (amazing preformens for movies/tv/gaming) and I also have an led screen for my mac (its an iMac) and its still the best screen compared to the regular lcd monitors in the shops... And believe me I am very picky in my colors and contrast....
The problem with this video is that there are two different types of LED backlit LCD panels. There is localized dimming, which is what the guy above describes and there is LED's use just like the CFL bulbs where there is a line of LED's on the sides of the display. The advantage of LED's used in the latter manner are, MUCH longer lifespan, lower power, higher brightness, and the most important, a larger color gamut. The reason for the color gamut is the difference in the way CFL and LED work.
Plasma is just all around bad in my opinion.... big power consumption, runs hot, glossy screen, and you can see the little squares throughout the screen...... yuck!
LED is LCD. you can't compare them. it's like saying "what's better, dictatorship or communism?" they are not on the same level. LCD is the visual technology. LED and CRT are like communism and capitalism-- two different types of SOCIETY (or display backlighting ;)
I feel like I'm in the perfect situation, I have an LED TV and a LCD monitor for computer games and video, that I sit much closer to when using it than the TV.
A traditional LCD uses a cathode as a backlight, these are most common.
An LED LCD is just the same, but uses LEDs for the backlight. In most screens, there are far less LEDs than pixels, but I'm pretty sure there are expensive monitors with one LED per pixel, which spreads the light evenly.
OLED is a much newer technology, used to make very thin screens.
So u wana say that old LCD monitors may be more accurate than the LEDs ....... This means that i don't have to upgrade to a new 1 ....... coz i m gona do some music editing and stuff in future what say>>??
i really really like your videos , because latelly uve been reviewing alot of cool stuff and this new guy does amazing explanations. Ive learned alot of stuff , and ur videos seem quite punctual as in its like what people really want to know.
Plasma sucks! thats why they are so much cheaper...there is a chance that the image would get burned on the screen and kaput! thats it!...They do look nice though
@NigeriaHammad7 If you leave a still image on a LCD display for about 4-8 hours, it will burn itself into the display, but it will be gone after a hour of being turned off :)
@Aljoshin12 Oh my..I have a 42 inch philips lol my goal is to move that one to my bed room and get something bigger....maybe a samsung in my living room
@Kilorel316 A simple explanation would be that LED (when used in screen technologies) means they are the backlight source, not the main display, that remains, LCD. OLED displays are just that, LEDs that can illuminate themselves onto a display surface, almost becoming the image itself (after some technical wizardry).
@lockergnome I second Chris, I don't know what CCFL means, and if I said this to anyone I know, they'd say "What?". If I said LCD they'd instantly think TV.
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AbrahamKun 2 weeks ago 2
LED color exaggerate alot, i find LCD gives the true color of what it's suppose to appear..LED are cool for gaming cuz all of the colors pop out....LCD is bad for editing, cuz it exaggerate and ur final product on a different screen will look different.
quangluu96 2 weeks ago
OMG! he explained my problem with my LED monitors how I get the snowy distorted effect. My new monitor "NEC" is backlit with CCFL and looks so much better. LED backlights are a gimmick and just conserve energy. CCFL is the way to go for quality. New CCFLs are just as bright if not at times brighter than LED.
ibanez0830 4 weeks ago
Oh, so that's the difference. I literally thought that LED TVs had LEDs for every individual pixel, resulting in a sharper and more vibrant image... that's not a bad idea, I should patent that shit!
ShortFingeredShreder 2 months ago
@ShortFingeredShreder
LED sounds a bit wonky because of the transition from 'white's' going to grey and color varients. bummer....Unless you can turn that dimming feature off. What i want to know is, do LED's set off the same ugly Dismal, bland, pissy and drab uncolorful glow like LCD's do? since LCD's use a CFL/Flueroscent back.... My other Plasma on the other hand sets off a beautiful glow.
Donatello97 1 month ago
LCD SUCKS MEGADICK! I PUNCHED THE FUCK OUT OF IT TODAY LOL!
67Zaka 2 months ago
finally lockergnome didnt use a calculator to capture the video... :P
TheMiltos21 2 months ago
LCD for work.... LED for gaming.. Got it.
OnTheREDPILL 3 months ago 8
I went with a 60 inch DLP 3D and man for the money I am verry happy. The HD is good and when we watch a 3D HD movie....WOW!!!
clayton1emily2 3 months ago
Thanks this helped made up my mind, I'm going with the LED:)
TheOriginalRobin 3 months ago 2
LCd's suck for using it has a computer...the videos are so blurry
92NycGirl 3 months ago
twitch at 0:57
hackingcesar 3 months ago
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hackingcesar 3 months ago
I game alot and the tv is somewhat close and I am looking up on it somewhat, what is best? I do not want the gray and white area web you are looking at it from below
FragileBook19 3 months ago
*twitch*
Riggagoo 4 months ago
this was very helpful, thanks nerds!
solidkingcobra 4 months ago
i'm a 3d animator, and sometimes i edit videos. is stil the conventional lcd screen my best option?
karadanianoI 4 months ago
LED = Better contrast ratio is not usually true. Only very high end led backlit screens use local dimming. 90% of 'LED Screens' still use traditional top and bottom lighting which is diffused to make the light even(ish). Its just they use 50 or so led's for the lighting rather then CCFL.
jaffyfoxy 4 months ago
Im glad people are starting to realise that LCD and LED TV's are esentially the same thing.
Usually what happens is the guy in the TV shop will happily try and missell you a new 50" LED TV on the basis that the whole panel is a new technology, most of them dont even know the difference.
danguy2009 5 months ago
I prefer LED LCD screens for computing and some of the newest LCD screens have pretty good contrast levels.
alns86 6 months ago
Good video. Nice and correct explanation in 2 minutes flat.
karry299 6 months ago
this guy is good
danszimmy07 6 months ago 20
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Pinkishbass91 6 months ago
LEDs are thinner too!
Pinkishbass91 6 months ago
@Linerriderrocks123 just for a fkn letter u make a hole deal! U stupid basterd!! English is not my main language!! And i am assuming by speaking 2 languagues that makes me smarter than ur scary ass!!
ps31871 7 months ago
osd vs lds go
shawnygz 7 months ago
We all ready know what is the didrence now make some good videos cus they are stupid and boring!!
ps31871 7 months ago
@ps31871 If you can't even spell properly I will assume you don't even finish elementary school.
Lineriderrocks123 7 months ago
I'd take my LCD P-IPS monitor over a LED TN monitor ANY and EVERY day!
mayhempk1 7 months ago
@mayhempk1 What "P-IPS" and "TN" stand for ?? I also found out the LED is not a good option as a personal taste and specially for photo and video editing, but I'm want to learn more around why ....
ermollejuo 6 months ago
@ermollejuo Google it, P-IPS is professional in plane switching, which is the latest standard of IPS, tn is twiested nematic.
mayhempk1 6 months ago
I thought the only LED LCD screens that were better than CCFL were RGB LED's.
JoeyJoeJoe5000 7 months ago
how bout STD? LMFAO FTW
jman21127 7 months ago
AMD's APU vs CPU Go!
carlojpf2 7 months ago 13
Rubbish! Dynamic contrast ratio is NOT that big of deal. It hardly matters really. And I can live with higher power consumption. Only thing I can see LED being good for is a brighter screen.
showofdeth 7 months ago
It's time for OLED....
pavel89l 7 months ago
think he forgot edge-lit LED
OLED
and RGB backlight
falmatrix2r 7 months ago
For sure them singles
FireWorksStudiosplus 7 months ago
Is wrong to call an LCD display with LED back-light a LED display.
What will you call the LED display then?.
electrodacus 7 months ago
led - better contrast true black and less energy consumation lcd - no true black poor colours SLOW picture reaction and a little bit more energy consumation
poweruser213 7 months ago
@poweruser213 that's complete chickenshit.
saquibs20 7 months ago
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LostAeronaut 7 months ago
Would be Even better if you provided some examples on your vids to help the noobs! like me for instance lol
edisonpena23 7 months ago
@lockergnome I really like your vids with Brandon Wirtz, does he have his own channel?
Dennis87dk 7 months ago
Chris looks confused LOL !!!
codewalters 7 months ago
I have Sony Bravia LCD HDTV and I love it! <3
MoheyMojito 7 months ago
god this vid is pretty funny
kazora1001 7 months ago
led duh.
kazora1001 7 months ago
Really good to know - I sell TV's.
rileymania 7 months ago
also led monitors can be very slim
wre66425616 7 months ago
how bout LCD vs led in stead of cf LCD vs led LCD
1638490 7 months ago
I love my LED monitor
galacticmaui2 7 months ago
I did not know that :)
Soulflare3 7 months ago
LED makes my head hurt because it looks too real it looks fake.
derekjjensen 7 months ago
i got top comment :D
c4rt00nk1d 7 months ago
I think you forgot about OLED? :/
aycardo10 7 months ago
sorry Brandon but I had to correct ya on that part about "if you're editing video or using it as a computer monitor" ask any REAL professional video editor, then copy and paste what i commented below. :D cheers
chronofusion 7 months ago
IPS panel monitors use 8bit per color thus allowing them to fully reproduce 100% of the color gamut.Other panel monitors including MVA (multi-domain vertical alignment), PVA (pattern vertical alignment panels), AFFS (advanced fringe field switching), and ASV (advanced super view) are desirable for this reason as well. Modern IPS monitors can reproduce 10 bit per color and display up to 1.07 billion colors or 1024 shades of red, green, and blue. . There ya go. so Pirillo what now? :D
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LED sounds a bit wonky because of the transition from 'white's' going to grey and color varients. bummer....Unless you can turn that dimming feature off. What i want to know is, do LED's set off the same ugly Dismal, bland, pissy and drab uncolorful glow like LCD's do? since LCD's use a CFL/Flueroscent back.... My other Plasma on the other hand sets off a beautiful glow.
Donatello97 1 month ago
Photo editing requires precise color reproduction. Standard TN or twisted nematic monitors can only reproduce a portion of the color gamut because they use 6 bits per color (Red, Green, Blue) for a total of 18 bits. This makes them unable to display the 16.7 million colors available in 24-bit truecolor or 256 shades of red, green and blue. While dithering can be used to produce some of the desired colors a TN monitor is simply undesirable when trying to match exact colors.
chronofusion 7 months ago
most professional video editors that know from experience know that MOST lcd's that have teh typical ccfl backlighting are most often TN panels which are NOT the best panels for video editing. this where IPS paneled displays like apple's cinema display shine and why many professional video editors praise it. main reason ....?
chronofusion 7 months ago
Well I dont know how my tv can be compared since it is an LED LCD TV :$ I always thought an LED was like an energy saver and it makes the screen brighter and a little more clear
Bubbles2424242424 7 months ago
What about that PCP?
canthony1019 7 months ago
Does this dude read any special magazines or books?How does he know so much specific details about tech stuff?
otamanlvhs 7 months ago
@otamanlvhs My guess is HE WENT TO SCHOOL!
dfectus 7 months ago
@dfectus School is not the only place you can learn things.
1646Alex 7 months ago
@otamanlvhs Dude, he is like 38 years old.
JoshHartNow 7 months ago
you forgot edgeled lcds
PcandTech 7 months ago
thats good to know. good thing i got a 120Hz acer monitor LED ftw ^_^
itsnex 7 months ago
does Brandon Wirtz have his own channel?
Spitfire5592 7 months ago
More nerd talk, i love it!
HCNguyen86 7 months ago
AMOLED!!
jamiekin 7 months ago
Thank God for these intelligent people.... I really needed to understand this difference between LCD LED ...ODD... OCD HDAD...
milliedollable 7 months ago
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milliedollable 7 months ago
@lockergnome I stick with Samsung LCD (not LED) for my PlayStation 3 and Nintendo Wii. I play the PS3 through HDMI and the Wii through component. I'm perfectly happy with it. =) I have the TV and game systems on my computer desk and I sit at my desk to game. I do that so that I can multi-task while gaming. Can you do a comparison with LCD vs. LED vs. OLED vs. Plasma?
suiton629 7 months ago
OMG I HATE THE SONY VAIO ADD
sylasrohner 7 months ago
the opinion is very shallow. an elementary nerd pupil can answer the question. but which one lasts longer, an LCD or an LED?
blizza20 7 months ago 2
@blizza20 maybe the LED, LEDs last longer than the "lamp" from the LCD
182oliver 7 months ago
@182oliver but led's will never last as long as the modernized crt bulb in a plasma..
canthony1019 7 months ago
what about LSD?
c4rt00nk1d 7 months ago 127
@c4rt00nk1d High dynamic range, best plasma/slime effects, 3D without the need for glasses, full-body-like motion experience, but, low refresh-rates. Also prone to forgetting settings, unwanted channel switching and occasional blackouts. Worst of all, no sleep/standby-mode.
stormyandcold 7 months ago
@stormyandcold *Thumbs you up.*
xboxlive6 7 months ago
@c4rt00nk1d that will totaly mess up the color
sciencetestsubject 7 months ago
Finally! Explain!
TheAllin1der 7 months ago
LCD "tubes" aren't always top or bottom or both alot are through the centre vertically if it's 1
martinb5mvp 7 months ago
Great video. I like my u2410 even though its not LED
siwini 7 months ago
and about energy consump?
jomirife 7 months ago
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stickman2012 7 months ago
I dont even care about This stuff but you make it interesting..
WakingLife55 7 months ago 60
Chris seems like he really doesn't care! lol
Grandtheft37 7 months ago
@Grandtheft37 chris is "acting like us". asking him the questions not for him but us.
y35n00b5 7 months ago
THANK YOU! about time someone explained this. I can finally send people one easy link when they ask me, instead of having to explain.
Of course, I didn't know that little bit about the LED's themselves turning off or on... interesting.
Also, on a side, if the image is totally black, the CFL in my computer monitor will dim out (taking the LCD image with it).. which can be VERY odd in some sections of Portal 2, since it has to brighten back up, and the image "fade in"
Eh, still love my screen.
kurisux 7 months ago
i like these videos very interesting stuff thanks
vexelworrior 7 months ago
Should have really mentioned local dimming technology, edge lit vs. fully backlit, the number of LEDs a TV might have, as well as the "flashlighting" effect and the "clouding" effect. All pretty important things to note when comparing an LED to an LCD TV. This video was a bit too general and not very informative unlike your other videos.
Dysbulic 7 months ago
Great video! Useful information.
Musicarta 7 months ago
Good video, except you didn't mention the difference between border LEDs and the ones with the LEDs behind the panel. Please do a longer video about his subject and count in Plasma and OLED.
Arthetzki 7 months ago 2
LED is only good if its full LED (the whole backside of the screen is covered with LED-s), Most of the TV-s marketed today only have that crappy edge LED (where LED-s are only on the top and bottom edge of the screen) that may be (depending on the screen technology) even worse than CCFL (more backlight bleed). Full LED with local dimming is the king amongst LCD-screens at the moment IMO (not counting the OLED which is totally different tech).
Mart159951 7 months ago
Good to know!
FearlessHyena82 7 months ago
PLASMA FOR THE WIN!!!
halo27legend 7 months ago
@halo27legend ya if you want your image burned in after excessive usage, sure plasma ftw!
bryandesrosiers 7 months ago
@bryandesrosiers where you been? This was true on older model plasmas, but the newer models have pretty much eliminated this issue. Get up to date before you show your ignorance. : P
halo27legend 7 months ago
lcd = bettar colors duke the colors!
UglynerdMan 7 months ago
LED, all the way for me. I have an led hd tv (amazing preformens for movies/tv/gaming) and I also have an led screen for my mac (its an iMac) and its still the best screen compared to the regular lcd monitors in the shops... And believe me I am very picky in my colors and contrast....
maxvandewiele 7 months ago
chris, that dude stays in your house?
coolfreak1mannan 7 months ago
WoW, This was very Good!
Thanks Brandon and Chris!
JeffParker45 7 months ago
this is one of your most relevant videos in a while! :) good job Chris i have subscribed again.
AngryBassist66623 7 months ago
The problem with this video is that there are two different types of LED backlit LCD panels. There is localized dimming, which is what the guy above describes and there is LED's use just like the CFL bulbs where there is a line of LED's on the sides of the display. The advantage of LED's used in the latter manner are, MUCH longer lifespan, lower power, higher brightness, and the most important, a larger color gamut. The reason for the color gamut is the difference in the way CFL and LED work.
chrisjstone1975 7 months ago
lol Chris hates when people ask him what is better then asks it himself.
Zsmart 7 months ago 2
i asked so many people and tis is the answer i wanted to know!
Lorenzo763 7 months ago
Plasma is just all around bad in my opinion.... big power consumption, runs hot, glossy screen, and you can see the little squares throughout the screen...... yuck!
cavaliers60 7 months ago
for gaming LCD is better than plasma
dkhunter011 7 months ago
leds and supposed to burn images into them more easily than a plasma. I would be hesitant to buy one.
ModelOrange 7 months ago
Great video, Chris! I hope you'll do a Plasma video soon too.
PhobosCVIII 7 months ago
is it just me or is Chris looking older?
CarlosJulio20 7 months ago
LED is LCD. you can't compare them. it's like saying "what's better, dictatorship or communism?" they are not on the same level. LCD is the visual technology. LED and CRT are like communism and capitalism-- two different types of SOCIETY (or display backlighting ;)
HeffernanProductions 7 months ago
you guys should have a tv show lol
admc8 7 months ago
I feel like I'm in the perfect situation, I have an LED TV and a LCD monitor for computer games and video, that I sit much closer to when using it than the TV.
hgpot 7 months ago
Wish plasma had been included in the discussion.
poolboyinla 7 months ago
@poolboyinla Plasma is dead.
CarlosJulio20 7 months ago
I'm liking these quick educational videos chris !!
ilkleysk8r 7 months ago
hey chris is that your dad ?
HenricMaverick 7 months ago
What about the edge lit LED HDTVs?
crusherbad64 7 months ago
Monitors are very confusing.
There are a few different types:
A CRT monitor is the very old type very thick.
A traditional LCD uses a cathode as a backlight, these are most common.
An LED LCD is just the same, but uses LEDs for the backlight. In most screens, there are far less LEDs than pixels, but I'm pretty sure there are expensive monitors with one LED per pixel, which spreads the light evenly.
OLED is a much newer technology, used to make very thin screens.
nobodypersonsomeone 7 months ago
quite informative
876jetlee 7 months ago
what is the difference between LED, OLED, & AMOLED
icomeforREDRUM 7 months ago
So u wana say that old LCD monitors may be more accurate than the LEDs ....... This means that i don't have to upgrade to a new 1 ....... coz i m gona do some music editing and stuff in future what say>>??
raphael77ful 7 months ago
Great video!
LittleLegion 7 months ago
i really really like your videos , because latelly uve been reviewing alot of cool stuff and this new guy does amazing explanations. Ive learned alot of stuff , and ur videos seem quite punctual as in its like what people really want to know.
dobre0nony 7 months ago 2
Hello there !
spyridonas23 7 months ago
what about playing computer games, would it still be more appropriate to use LED?
CorruptedPersona 7 months ago
@CorruptedPersona Yes, he just said that.
LittleLegion 7 months ago
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decxtar2 7 months ago
I have a lcd and a led monitor, i like my led more. The colors seem richer. plus the led runs so much cooler
sunsfan2427 7 months ago
An LED is a Light-emitting diode... You can't just call an LED backlit LCD an LED...
mrwireful10000 7 months ago
Were this videos made in the same afternoon? or does this guy now lives on your house to make this videos every day? XD just kidin cool videos chris
carlosdlguerra 7 months ago
samsung are the ones that started that crap of calling LCD lit tvs "LED TVs"
kakureru 7 months ago
Is it true that LCDs have higher brightness compared to LEDs?
Aljoshin12 7 months ago
That technology with LED dimming is garbage.. It's OK when it's daytime, but in the evening, you start to see distracting hallows around everything.
OLED (where each pixel is individually "illuminated") is the future.
@turgo82 Whiter doesn't mean more accurate, it means whiter ;)
funky3ddy 7 months ago
Great Job! I was just looking at 2 TV's i was going to get. This was really helpful
technologyinffo 7 months ago
Does the video seem to lag a bit to anyone else?
jrdnvasquez 7 months ago
the guy looks confused
The96jpineda 7 months ago
Plasma sucks! thats why they are so much cheaper...there is a chance that the image would get burned on the screen and kaput! thats it!...They do look nice though
NigeriaHammad7 7 months ago
@NigeriaHammad7 If you leave a still image on a LCD display for about 4-8 hours, it will burn itself into the display, but it will be gone after a hour of being turned off :)
Aljoshin12 7 months ago
@Aljoshin12 Thats interesting...I never knew that..hmmmm I guess they don't teach you EVERYTHING working at best buy lol its cool that goes away
NigeriaHammad7 7 months ago
@NigeriaHammad7 Yeah. Don't know about the new LCDs, but it did happen to my old 42" Philips :)
Aljoshin12 7 months ago
@Aljoshin12 Oh my..I have a 42 inch philips lol my goal is to move that one to my bed room and get something bigger....maybe a samsung in my living room
NigeriaHammad7 7 months ago
good video
Garyyx24 7 months ago
What about LSD? That provides some great colour ;)
dreygon9 7 months ago
hmm led that was helpful
MrZRNEC 7 months ago
eh who cares you can still see the something right
fbxxxfb 7 months ago
Keep up these informative videos! I can send these to my family members rather than me try and explain it!
stevenhibbs 7 months ago
Tht was helpful
syth406 7 months ago
im always looking forward to these videos, keep em coming. =)
Eurocar9 7 months ago
LED is way better it saves energy and has better contrast and stuff x)
BASSGUNNERDJ 7 months ago
LED if you look at an LCD anywhere but one way it goes dark. same with plasma exept that's just a negative image
piratecheese13 7 months ago
i still love that opening
UncleMiyn 7 months ago
is component to dvi-d possible?
HustlaSkills 7 months ago
Thanks for the reply fusionet24
Kilorel316 7 months ago
Great videos and very informative.
xRaIDeNx69 7 months ago
First it was HD, then Full HD, then 3d and now LED. Sounds like a big waste of money to me .
EruIluvatar 7 months ago
@EruIluvatar LED came slightly before 3d
OhYouIFancyHuh 7 months ago
IPS
fdrpyahoocom 7 months ago
what about OLED and Plasma??? i love these videos
JMZ619 7 months ago 90
@JMZ619 - Stay tuned.
lockergnome 7 months ago 59
@lockergnome What about IPS? and amoled
KRE8TVT 7 months ago
@lockergnome im drooling
UncleMiyn 7 months ago
@lockergnome i love my LCD Samsung Display, I've always admired Samsung's design's
And the quality of there products is great!
They have never let me down.
ThomasLindsayy 7 months ago
What's the difference between LED and OLED?
Kilorel316 7 months ago
@Kilorel316 I'd explain it but it's quite complex to explain in about 500 characters, I'm sure @lockergnome will do a future video on it :)
fusionet24 7 months ago
@Kilorel316 A simple explanation would be that LED (when used in screen technologies) means they are the backlight source, not the main display, that remains, LCD. OLED displays are just that, LEDs that can illuminate themselves onto a display surface, almost becoming the image itself (after some technical wizardry).
Jakekko 7 months ago
Should be: ccfl or led. Don't confuse people.
jorn89 7 months ago 9
@jorn89 - They're marketed as LCD and LED. It may be confusing to you, but these are the terms "normal" people are using at this point in time.
lockergnome 7 months ago 49
@lockergnome I asked this question right?
djkids98 7 months ago
@lockergnome I second Chris, I don't know what CCFL means, and if I said this to anyone I know, they'd say "What?". If I said LCD they'd instantly think TV.
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