Samsung is among the first of several manufacturers working on getting LED backlit LCD displays to consumers. They have announced a new 24-inch display sporting some impressive features. Current LCD displays rely on bulky, power hungry and heat emitting fluorescent bulbs to lighten up the display.
In contrast, LED backlights take up far less space, power and are tremendously more efficient. The final result is a display with more vivid and saturated colors. Samsung’s 24-inch display utilizes S-PVA technology to provide unparalleled performance – a 180 degree viewing angle in addition to a contrast ratio in excess of 1000:1.
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Droooool…. now that would be one hell of a reason to watch dvds on my computer :)
Everywhere but this review of the Samsung XL20, I have read that LED backlights in fact allow for thinner design. That review suggests they are actually the reason for that monitor’s 9cm thickness! I guess they haven’t seen all the super-thin laptop monitors which use LED backlights, but I do wonder why in the heck that monitor is so thick, nonetheless.
Makes you wonder, exactly HOW THIN the next generation iMac will be?
While I’m sure this is good news for computer geeks everywhere, I’m more interested in knowing how long till we see this in large TVs. Or will the long-awaited OLEDs or SEDs hit the market first?
Now everything will last much longer and not be AS toxic.
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my current laptop has a led back light in the screen and my desktop has a cold cathode fluroessent lamps in it and the laptop beats the desktop display by a long way and the color is heaps better and better viewing angeles and my next desktop screen will be a led back light so will the tv as well