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Which LCD is Right For Me?

Which LCD is right for me?

There’s a lot to know about LCD Monitors and Flexi Display is here to help you make the best choice. Lets look at the three main styles of monitors.

Monitors for Computers:

- Built to work specifically with your laptop or desktop
- Has either a VGA or DVI connection. Some have both connections.
- Generally higher resolution than the television counterparts
- No built in TV tuners
- Generally lighter weight than their television counterparts
- Available in 4:3 or 16:9 aspect ratio
- Commonly used for PC-based video, powerpoint presentations, showing off websites and images and demonstrating applications.

Monitors for Video:

- Works with most NTSC or PAL input devices
- Available RCA/Component Video, DVI or HDI/HDMI connections. Some have multiple connectors.
- Some are higher resolution than others and may support HD-TV
- Available in 4:3 or 16:9 aspect ratio
- Built-In Tuners for SDTV, EDTV and HDTV, as applicable.
- S-Video inputs available
- Commonly used to play DVD video, show HD-TV programming, use with cameras or other media devices or to show continually playing presentations.

Dual Mode Monitors/Televisions:

- A mix of the two modes, offering high resolutions with multiple connectors.
- Often more expensive because of the compatibility
- Often heavier than a standard LCD monitor, as more components are added
- Useable with both computer and video plugged in at once
- Some may have picture-in-picture or split-screen capabilities
- Available in 4:3 or 16:9 aspect ratio
- Can be used for most any application.

Connector Types (with Photos)

VGA – VGA connectors are identifiable by three sets of 5 pins, totally 15 pins. This connector is usually blue or silver in color.

DVI – is a connection that is long with a set of pins and a larger knock-out pin. Usually these are black or white connectors.

RCA/Component Video – Component Video is recognized as three separate cords, each making up a channel of the composite. One, usually yellow, is for video. The other two, usually red and white, are left and right audio channels.

HDI/HDMI - This is the connector made specifically to deliver HD signals.

S-VIDEO – Sometimes used in conjunction with RCAs, this plug delivers video only and the quality is better than RCA connections.