If you’ve ever ventured into an electronics store you understand how overwhelming all the different technical terms and manufacturer jargon can be. Within this page we’ve done our best to gather some of the most commonly asked questions so that you have a bit of a head start before you contact us. As always, we welcome any and all questions you may have.

Plasma vs LCD vs LED

PLASMA – Built with a hardened glass screen, is a gas based technology similar to that of the traditional CRT TV’s of years’ past, generally heavier than LCD/LED, offer the widest viewing angles of the 3 technologies @ around 178-degrees, black levels and color reproduction are more accurate overall than the average LCD/LED, response times are a non-factor so they provide the best solution for fans of sports and/or action movies. Available in sizes ranging from 42″-103″

LCD – Whereas plasmas have a glass screen, LCD’s consist of a softer plastic screen which can cut down on glare; provide a brighter picture than the average plasma/LED so they’re ideal for rooms where natural light is an issue; being a light based technology, black levels and colors such as red and green tend to be a bit bright, typical viewing angles vary from 145-degrees to 170-degrees; response times can be an issue for avid sports fans because of lag (though higher end models rival plasma performance) Available in sizes ranging from 7″-65″

LED – Latest and greatest technology on the market; screen design similar to that of an LCD;  lightest and thinnest technology of the 3; poorest off-axis viewing(poorest viewing angle); available as thin as .5″; available in two styles – edge-lit and local dimming. Available in sizes ranging from 19″-65″