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In this article, we&#;ll talk about the two main differences between televisions and commercial displays.
When comparing the two, there is more functionality in television than a commercial display. We like to use the analogy of a TV as a complete system in one little package. A Commercial Display is a part of a more extensive system.
Televisions are designed for just that, viewing TV, so you can unbox them, plug them in, and start watching Blu-ray or streaming services.
Commercial displays are built more for an office/business setting where environments may be diverse. Like, higher temperatures in a kitchen or loading docks. Greater exposure to dust or grease, etc. Examples of use are, lobby areas or waiting rooms, digital signage, way-finding kiosk, menu boards in restaurants, and large conference rooms.
Many of the newer TV&#;s have settings for different viewings, like theater, sports, etc., but the brightness on a TV will dim over time. Commerical displays will not dim, in fact, they are designed to stay as bright in full daylight as they are in the dark with auto-adjust sensors.
Have you ever been in a meeting and needed to make a note of something said or shared? New boards being installed in conference rooms allow note-taking and overlay features of a presentation. Thus, eliminating the need for people&#;s heads to be looking down, taking notes, instead of looking at the display. Take a look.
Comparative costs of the same size TV and Commercial Display is typically 50%, even 100% higher in a commercial display.
Why? If Television has more functionality, why would it cost less? The reason? Features don&#;t equate to quality and the expected operating hours of each.
The design of a Television is for viewing hours of approximately 4 hours per day, whereas some Commercial Displays are designed to run 24/7/365. The quality of components commercial screens need is significantly higher than TV.
4 Hours (Avg Viewing/Per Day)
Viewing TV
Screen Burn
1 year warranty
Carry-in-service
Brightness up to 250 Nits
Not brighter in daylight
Price between $250 &#; $9,000
24/7/365
Viewing Created Content
No Screen Burn
3 year warranty
On-site service
Brightness up to Nits
Brighter in daylight
Price between $500 &#; $20,000
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