Hi,
Our lab is planning to buy a large screen display (about 40"), to demonstrate the experiment result. The video input will be from PC.
Could anyone give me some suggestion on which one to buy?
Thanks a lot!
LCD or Plasma? (for PC use)
Jun 21, 2005
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Probably plasma. I doubt there's any LCD in 40" range. I do know at certain size, LCD ends up becoming more expensive to manufacture than plasma.
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Since both are available at that size, and you are driving it with the 15pin VGA/XGA output, then either would do.
The latest LCD are better than earlier models for movement, but still 'laggy' so if you plan on showing fast movement then use a plasma.
If your pictures are still/frozen for a long time, then beware of the burn-in problems that can occur with plasma.
hope that helps Andrew
I would go for a 40" lCD with the highest resolution you can find. 1280 x
768 seems to be standard on 40" models. A large screen doesn't always mean any more pixels though. I also look for one with a Digital input. Amazon has several.There is also a 45" model from Sharp with a 1,920 x 1,080 resolution..
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