BACKLIT LED TV

You have come to this website to find out the comparison between LED televisions and LCD tv's. I would like to devote this page to the subject of backlit LED televisions. In a backlit LED tv the light source from the light emitting diodes comes from the rear of the HDTV screen. This produces the finest picture quality one can currently find in a television!

The interesting part to me is these backlit HDTVs are actually LCD televisions with an LED light source. Kind of strange don't you think? Anyways, there are some very nice backlit LED televisions ranging in size from 40 inches up to 55 inches. The price points on these backlit LED televisions tend to be in the $1000 to $1800 range. Manufacturers of these televisions include Samsung (model LN-T4681F) , Vizio (model VF550M) and LG (models 47LG90 and 42LH90).
 

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Many customers get caught up un the 720p vs 1080p thing as well as the refresh rate be it 60 Hz to 240 Hz. The commercials make you think that if you don't have all these attributes that you will not get a good picture. In my mind that is just advertising. What having the light source come from the back of the tv does is to drastically improve the contrast of the picture. I also leads to the saving of electricity since not backlit LED televisions allow for the diodes not in use to "rest" and there for save energy.

This energy savings to me is one of the greatest selling points of LED televisions. A typical HDTV costs about $150-$200 a year to operate. If you have several tvs, that becomes a significant cost!

The choice to buy a backlit LED tv should be an option you should strongly consider in my view. I hope you found the information helpful!

Have a blessed day!