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Home theater aficionados consider LED TVs the centerpieces of impressive audiovisual setups. But the office environment also has a need for this technology. Staples® offers an attractive assortment of LED TV deals.
LED TVs in the Office Setting
In conference rooms, these TV monitors allow for the presentation of detail-rich footage from branch offices and production centers from across the globe. Video conferencing, which quickly takes the place of business travel, lets company executives and work teams meet virtually for brainstorming sessions and data analysis. Since the technology is frequently portable for stand-mounted units, the devices travel well and serve as trade show as well as expo display accessories.
The Connectivity of LED TVs Makes Them Integral Players in the Office Environment
Typical connectivity options now include Bluetooth®, Wi-Fi®, and Ethernet. These setups enable the presentation of streaming internet content. To make it easier for users to hook up a broad range of components to a machine, the majority of televisions allow for wall mounting. Those who like the idea of hiding cables out of sight appreciate the fact that it is possible to route them behind furniture and simply install the TV above like a picture.
What Are Standard Sizes of LED TVs?
In an office or home theater setting, the size of the room dictates the sizing needs for the TV. A large conference room that accommodates a sizable team does well with a product that offers a 70-inch screen size. The standard height of the item is 45.4 inches. It offers 1920 x 1080 resolution, which ensures a crisp picture. When a smaller size is sufficient, consider a 50-inch model with a similar resolution. It only measures 28.27 inches in height, which makes it suitable for use with a stand or wall mount. Because standard sizes run the gamut from 20 inches to 70 inches, there is an option for any setting.
Do All LED TVs Have the Same HD Quality Rating?
High-definition video content is everywhere, and buying the LED TV with an eye on featuring this content at home or in the office makes sense. But not all HD ratings are the same. Today’s screens differentiate between 720 and 1080-pixel displays. A television with a 720p rating only plays HD content that uses this format. If the user intends to show a video or introduce other material with a 1080p rating, a product with the higher HD quality rating is a necessity. Look for TV display information that lists "full HD" or "true HD" to get the greater display capability.
Which Inputs Should LED TVs Support?
The more input options a product has, the more versatility it brings to the user. A good choice is a model that supports YPbPr, which refers to three distinct analog connection cables that allow a user to pair to older technology with the TV. PC audio and USB inputs are necessities for internet and peripheral usage. Some products feature one, two, or even three HDMI® inputs as well as one or more USB ports, which significantly enhances the functionality of the TV for a wide variety of in-office or at-home uses and connections.
LED TVs in the Office Setting
In conference rooms, these TV monitors allow for the presentation of detail-rich footage from branch offices and production centers from across the globe. Video conferencing, which quickly takes the place of business travel, lets company executives and work teams meet virtually for brainstorming sessions and data analysis. Since the technology is frequently portable for stand-mounted units, the devices travel well and serve as trade show as well as expo display accessories.
The Connectivity of LED TVs Makes Them Integral Players in the Office Environment
Typical connectivity options now include Bluetooth®, Wi-Fi®, and Ethernet. These setups enable the presentation of streaming internet content. To make it easier for users to hook up a broad range of components to a machine, the majority of televisions allow for wall mounting. Those who like the idea of hiding cables out of sight appreciate the fact that it is possible to route them behind furniture and simply install the TV above like a picture.
What Are Standard Sizes of LED TVs?
In an office or home theater setting, the size of the room dictates the sizing needs for the TV. A large conference room that accommodates a sizable team does well with a product that offers a 70-inch screen size. The standard height of the item is 45.4 inches. It offers 1920 x 1080 resolution, which ensures a crisp picture. When a smaller size is sufficient, consider a 50-inch model with a similar resolution. It only measures 28.27 inches in height, which makes it suitable for use with a stand or wall mount. Because standard sizes run the gamut from 20 inches to 70 inches, there is an option for any setting.
Do All LED TVs Have the Same HD Quality Rating?
High-definition video content is everywhere, and buying the LED TV with an eye on featuring this content at home or in the office makes sense. But not all HD ratings are the same. Today’s screens differentiate between 720 and 1080-pixel displays. A television with a 720p rating only plays HD content that uses this format. If the user intends to show a video or introduce other material with a 1080p rating, a product with the higher HD quality rating is a necessity. Look for TV display information that lists "full HD" or "true HD" to get the greater display capability.
Which Inputs Should LED TVs Support?
The more input options a product has, the more versatility it brings to the user. A good choice is a model that supports YPbPr, which refers to three distinct analog connection cables that allow a user to pair to older technology with the TV. PC audio and USB inputs are necessities for internet and peripheral usage. Some products feature one, two, or even three HDMI® inputs as well as one or more USB ports, which significantly enhances the functionality of the TV for a wide variety of in-office or at-home uses and connections.