is this LED or LCD?? The main description says LED, but the detailed 'what's in the box' says 'ASUS VE248H LCD Monitor'
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The screen is LCD matrix just like any other monitor or TV. Back light is LED. LED is more reliable than CFL tube(s) used in older designs.
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I can only can give my opinion but, in any past experience I have had regarding LED displays like this is not good. Generally, you would have to replace The whole display module.... But I might be wrong. :0/
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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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To the comment about the PA248 being LED and the PA249 being LCD, both are exactly the same in this respect. Both are LED-backlit LCD panels.
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Hi Stephen, Any LCD or LED monitors with VGA or HDMI ports on it. Thanks, PCrush
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It is an LED lit monitor, the older models were that allot of people were used to were LCDs.
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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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This unit does not have the LCD display that some others models have - instead it has a number of small LEDs to provide operation status. The LEDs and the power button are blue for normal power. During power fluctuations they may glow red or yellow. For instance, if the voltage is high a red LED would inform you of that, while a separate yellow LED would indicate that the unit is doing it's job by trimming the power actually going to your components. Hope this helps.
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Is it? It's an Amazon search issue, as the listing and the manufacturer do not list it as LED.
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It is an LED display. There are preset light bars in there. An LCD display would be a solid display which this is not.
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I can only can give my opinion but, in any past experience I have had regarding LED displays like this is not good.Generally, you would have to replaceThe whole display module.... But I might be wrong. :0/
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The monitor reads "LED Technology" on it; top left corner. It's a solid monitor for sure.
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Every LED Monitor is an LCD screen. It just uses LED backlighting.. So yes this is an LED monitor. I love this monitor. You will too if you don't plan on making and stand adjustments!! Hope you enjoy!
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Hi...Sorry, the site can be kind of hard to negotiate.On the left hand side of the screen is the "Navigation Menu"Choose "Display Devices"Then choose "Rear Projection Units"About the 7th unit down is the forum for "2007 Samsung LED Owners Thread"Settle in with a BIG cup of coffee. You've got about 5 hours of reading ahead of you. Don't get too scared re all the threads regarding the "blue halo" problem. It appears that this was corrected with the HLTxx87SAX version, (versus the HLTxx87s)
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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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There is only one version of this monitor. It is an LCD monitor of type AH-IPS. It has LED *backlighting*.Any monitor you are probably thinking about getting is an LCD monitor (of some panel type, like TN or AH-IPS). The 'LED' in monitor descriptions always refers to the backlighting technology, older and cheaper monitors used fluorescent lighting (CCFL).
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Interesting question. Although the link here takes you to the Amazon page that indicates that the monitor is a LCD, the box the monitor comes in indicates that it is actually an LED.I may be a little behind in the technology department but my understanding is that IPS is/was associated primarily with LCDs. Again though, the box the monitor came in says IPS (acronym for what? Integrated Power Supply, Inches Per Second, Indianapolis Public Schools:). There is no other indication that the monitor utilizes what may be In-Plane Switching.Sorry I couldn't be of much help, but I hope this information is helpful for what it's worth. Interesting question. Although the link here takes you to the Amazon page that indicates that the monitor is a LCD, the box the monitor comes in indicates that it is actually an LED.I may be a little behind in the technology department but my understanding is that IPS is/was associated primarily with LCDs. Again though, the box the monitor came in says IPS (acronym for what? Integrated Power Supply, Inches Per Second, Indianapolis Public Schools:). There is no other indication that the monitor utilizes what may be In-Plane Switching.Sorry I couldn't be of much help, but I... » Read More Interesting question. Although the link here takes you to the Amazon page that indicates that the monitor is a LCD, the box the monitor comes in indicates that it is actually an LED.I may be a little behind in the technology department but my understanding is that IPS is/was associated primarily with LCDs. Again though, the box the monitor came in says IPS (acronym for what? Integrated Power Supply, Inches Per Second, Indianapolis Public Schools:). There is no other indication that the monitor utilizes what may be In-Plane Switching.Sorry I couldn't be of much help, but I hope this information is helpful for what it's worth. « Show Less