This S22C150N 21.5-inch screen unit is stated to be a "LCD" Monitor but the product description refers to it as a "LED" monitor. Which is correct?
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A LED monitor is not a separate type of monitor from LCD. It is a subtype of LCD that uses an LED backlight (instead of fluorescent). In the case of S22C150N both attributes (LED *and* LCD) are correct. See formal specs at Samsung's website: http://www.samsung.com/us/computer/monitors/LS22C150NS/ZA-specs
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This S22C150N 21.5-inch screen unit is an LCD monitor with an LED backlight
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LCD means Liquid Crystal Diode, LED means Light Emitting Diode. Not sure why the TV says LED-LCD because this TV is actually a LCD TV. Both technologies are current-state technologies in the TV market.
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LCD means Liquid Crystal DISPLAY. It refers to the actual material used in the screen of the television. Almost all HD TVs, computer monitors, etc. use LCD displays. LED, however, refers to Light Emitting Diode. This is the back-lighting of the display. As opposed to standard fluorescent light tubes, LEDs can provide brighter, more vibrant lighting with lower power usage and "true blacks," as in, those pixels turn off instead of displaying a low light as older displays do. So, short answer: Yes, it does have both. No, you can't just use either one, because they are complementary. Blame the marketers for confusing consumers about the difference between light tube LCD HDTVs and LED LCD HDTVs.
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make sure you cross reference before purchase........that model has uses led and some use lcd need to look at the back of your screen..were you connect the plug are not the same size..
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My monitor is HD ready and it was working fine, I think it should work with the LED, otherwise what is the use of the HDMI connection.
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Better explained maybe... It's an LCD screen that uses an LED for the backlight to see the LCD screen. I purchased a few of these now for the workstations at our offices. No complaints so far.
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Cross check it with the model number on the back of your old screen. Don't count on what the model number of your computer tells you. When I used the CQ60-211dx model number a LED replacement screen was the only selection I was presented. It wasn't until I took the lap top apart that I found out it actually needed a LCD screen. Also if you purchasing from Viewone Tech. be warned. When I finally received the correct screen it didn't work. They wouldn't send a replacement, tried to charge a restock and never would pay for the freight incurred.
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Technically LEDs are one type of LCD, but generally "LCD" refers to CCFL-based LCD displays (that are disappearing from the market). The Samsung spec says this model is LED, which is good.
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Googling for an answer shows that they are two different labels used to market the same item.http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/57617-3-difference-backlit-monitors
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It is LED LCD. It is an LCD panel that is backlit by LEDs. All "LED" panels are this way.
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LCD is old technology. Suggest you look for LED HDTV. Very thin and light. Got a 24 inch LG led tv last black Friday, which also used as computer monitor.
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Mine, purchased here, came with the LED display. This is and has been a great unit. Works great, has saved me the purchase price several times over!
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The terms LED and LCD are thrown around here a bit too freely. Just to be clear, both TV's would have LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) Screens. One model apparently has newer LED (light emitting diode) supplemental lighting for the LCD screen that makes for thinner TV's. The other model apparently has the older type of LCD screen supplemental lighting using fluorescent tubes. When the LED-lit LCD TV's came out, the claim was that the LED's are much less prone to failure than the fluorescent tube lighting.
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IPS is a type of LCD. LED is a backlight. None of these terms are mutually exclusive. It is IPS (wide viewing angle horizontally). It is backlit by light emitting diodes (LED). Very light in weight. Consistent brightness.
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I have read and reread the descrition and can't seem to find if the display is plasma or LCD. Does anyone know?Thanks, Clara
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Here is the Display is LCD/LED but lighting is LED because LCD uses fluorescent light while LED use light emitting diodes which is what this model have. Backlight Type : Edge LED Display Device : LCDAs for the HZ question, this particular model doesn't give out any information but rather using "Motionflow™ XR 240" and I am not quite sure if XBR 240 = 240 HZHere are my findings on the XBR rates240 motion flow means 120 HZ panel.480 motion flow means 240 HZ panel.960 motion flow means 240 HZ panel + backlight strobing.
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Picture screen size and the presence or absence of a TV tuner are probably the big differences. I have a DM2752D-PN which has a 27-inch screen and is a TV/monitor. My DM2343P-BN has a 23-inch screen and is only a monitor. I am not familiar with a D2443P-BN (assuming you listed the correct model number), but it probably has a 24-inch screen. I like both of my monitors for 3D uses.