Full LED TV

[rhitwick]

Well caught the ad of Full LED TV by LG...

What is a Full LED TV? I guess they are talking about LED backlighting, but what is full LED??

[Lucifer]

Was it full HD, LED TV? LED TV would mean the backlighting, and full would probably mean the native resolution is 1080p or 1920 x 1080 progressive scanned pixels. Other than that I can think of nothing.

Unless they mean LED backlighting on the full panel, rather than edge backlighting.

[rhitwick]

It is "Full LED"...if u r watching IPL, checkout LG's 3D tv ad, it talks (nowhere written) about Full LED TV...

[piyush2202]

Frankly, I didn't understand what they meant by 3D panel?

[rhitwick]

Originally Posted by piyush2202

Frankly, I didn't understand what they meant by 3D panel?

3D panel is as simple as #d panel. Bluntly saying you will be able to view 3D content on your TV.

Samsung has already launched 3D panel during this IPL and LG is on the way.

You'll be requiring to wear those glasses though to view d 3D content.

[Cool PC Guy Ken]

but why would they do LED back-lighting ???????

[VarDOS]

i think, Full LED will be normal LCD's with LED Backlight. As LED's are pretty costly they might have been started Full LED on LCD for people who cannot afford to buy LED.

"I THINK"

[DigitalDude]

Originally Posted by Cool PC Guy Ken

but why would they do LED back-lighting ???????

bcos LED backlighting is much brighter and less power/space consuming than CCFL backlighting


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[NoasArcAngel]

A conventional LCD panel has a CCFL lamp aka cold cathode florescent lamp for back lighting / contrast etc ... these are expensive to manufacture and take up a lot of space , hence manufacturers started using LED for back lighting , this provides higher contrast ratios and the weight and size of the TV's can be reduced... as a added effect the TV's consume less power and emit lower amount of heat increasing the life .

Many people think LED TV's are panels made of LED's displaying images...that is not the case a pure misconception

A 3D TV is a LCD panel rendering and interpolating 2 images on a single screen hence when you view the screen from your glasses the eye interpret's them at one and everything looks 3-Dimensional ....