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Both LED and LCD are Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) systems.  The difference is that with an LED HDTV you have a bank of LED’s (Light Emitting Diodes) behind the LCD display.

If you are like me the first time I heard the information above I said, “Huh, what does that mean?”

Basically what it does is makes it possible for the liquid crystal display to show brighter colors and blacker blacks by increasing the contrast of the display.  In other word you get a sharper picture with the LED display.

With that sharper picture also comes a sharper price.  That’s right to get an improved picture you are going to pay more.

Is The Sharper Picture Worth It?

This depends upon you, your budget and the size of your TV.

LED Backlit TV’s are usually only available in the larger sizes for example the smallest one I know of is the  Sharp Aquos LC32LE700UN 32 Inch 1080p for under $1000.00 but this is a rare find. Most of the LED backlit TV’s are 40 inches or larger and well over $1000.00.

You can actually get a bigger normal LCD TV for about the same or a lower  price and if you drop down to the 720p you can actually get on that is less expensive and has a built in DVD Player like the LG 32LG40 32-Inch 720p

Another thing to take into consideration is the type of LED used for the backlight. For example I am pretty sure that the Sharp mentioned above uses a white LED array for the backlighting while this still make the picture crisper it really doesn’t compare to the tri-colored LED Arrays you find on some of the other brands such as the Sony Bravia XBR KDL-46XBR8 46 inch 1080p HDTV.  But then again the price doesn’t really compare either.

To boil it down,

If money is not an object and you are getting a large (over 40 inches) TV then for the best picture quality you should look for a tri-colored LED Backlit LCD HDTV.

If money is a concern or you are looking for a smaller (under 40 inches)  TV then you should just look at the top of the line LCD 1080p HDTV’s

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If you are looking to keep the cost down this is a great way to go.

This LG is not only a 32 inch high definition LCD TV but it also has a build in DVD player.

The LG 32LG40 32-Inch 720p helps keep the cost down by being 720p instead of the 1080p.

Now you might be thinking that you will be loosing picture quality with this step down in resolution.

Yes, you will loose a little picture quality but truth be told the average person won’t notice this on LCD TV’s 32 inches or less.  Once you get bigger than this it will be easier to notice and you might want to look for a 1080p LCD TV.  But for this size you really won’t notice the difference.

This is ideal for a second TV in the bedroom or office because the build in DVD player means it takes up less space but the 32 inch display means you still get a large, clear picture for you to enjoy.

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Sony Bravia KDL-40v5100 1080p TV is one of my favorites, it is huge for the average room and has a crisp clear picture that you won’t believe, has all the features and functions you could want and  all this is available for under $1000!

For consumers who want an HDTV that keeps pace with fast-action movies, sports, and game play, Sony BRAVIA V-Series Flat Panel HDTVs combine Full HD 1080p performance and Motionflow 120Hz technology for an amazing viewing experience.

Motionflow 120Hz takes both high-definition and standard programming a step further by increasing sharpness and detail in fast-moving images for more fluid, natural motion.

In addition, BRAVIA V-Series HDTVs use proprietary Image Blur Reduction technology to further enhance the picture for even better performance. The HDTVs also feature BRAVIA Engine 2 technology, which uses exclusive Sony algorithms to reduce visual noise and sharpen and enhance an already-striking dynamic contrast ratio. Additionally, they include seven versatile HD connections to ensure you get impressive image quality from all your HD components.

Take advantage of four HDMI inputs, component and composite inputs, and a PC input, as well as a USB input that lets you play audio files from USB storage devices, or connect a compatible camera to your HDTV for a quick and easy slide show.

Sony knows your home theater set-up doesn’t stop with your HDTV, which is why the BRAVIA V-Series HDTVs are compatible with BRAVIA Link Modules — including the BRAVIA Wireless Link, BRAVIA DVD Link, and BRAVIA Input Link Modules (all sold separately).

The HDTVs also support BRAVIA SyncTM technology so you can control all of your compatible devices with a single remote. And all BRAVIA HDTVs exceed ENERGY STAR 3.0 requirements for in-use and stand-by power consumption, meaning you don’t need a lot of power to get a lot of performance.

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In case you haven’t heard HDTV’s aren’t the future they are the NOW.

Everyday more and more broadcasts are converting to HD format and LCD TV’s are the best way to view all of these HD broadcasts.

Why LCD tv’s?

LCD TV’s are improving at a rate unseen in the TV industry.  They are getting better pictures, larger screens all with smaller and lighter casings.  They are doing this while the price drops with every new model released.

In today’s market you can purchase a 32 inch HD LCD TV for the price you would have paid for a 19 inch less then two years ago.

Not only that but the pictures are brighter and the angle of view is better.

Just in case you don’t know there used to be a problem with the angle of view.  If you weren’t sitting directly in front of the TV the colors would be distorted and your TV watching enjoyment wouldn’t be very pleasurable.

Now most LCD TV’s offer a 170 degree of view which means you can site almost anywhere and still enjoy the vivid pictures generated by LDC technology.

You will find articles on a number of different TV’s on this site cover 1080p and 720p high definition standards.  Look around and see what strikes your fancy.

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