So it's not an LCD screen then?
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Author:Vision Productions
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Published time: 2017-03-30
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No, LCD screens are much smaller and use a different technology. Unlike the clusters of LEDs that make up an LED screen, a picture on a LCD screen is produced by electrically ‘relaxing' twisted liquid crystal molecules and passing light through them from a backlight. A completely relaxed molecule will become almost completely opaque, while a fully twisted one will allow the full luminosity of the backlight through, and this method creates the picture which is shown on the screen.
However, if you would like LCD screens or plasma screens, we also offer them for both rental and sale. Many of our customers require LED screens for their main event and plasma screens to show it in corporate areas.
