1. High Resolution
The resolution of an LED display is determined by the pixel pitch. In conference room settings, it is generally recommended to choose a pixel pitch of P2 or smaller, such as P2, P1.8, P1.6, P1.5, P1.25, etc. The specific specifications should be selected according to the needs, allowing for greater flexibility in cost control and display effects. Although the resolution is not as high as LCD products, the color display is more vibrant.
2. Intelligent Brightness Adjustment
The advantage of high brightness is that it prevents glare. Whether in natural light or artificial light, the LED display can display content normally. Furthermore, current packaging technology disperses the light, making it less dazzling, unlike projectors which become difficult to see in bright light. At the same time, the brightness of the LED display can be freely adjusted according to the actual ambient light, achieving a better visual experience.
3. Excellent Integrated Display Effect
Many customers know that there are bezels at the seams of spliced screens, resulting in black lines during display, which we commonly call gaps. When playing videos and images, the screen is divided, affecting the viewing experience. LED displays, however, have no black lines at the seams; the entire screen is a complete image, resulting in a better overall display effect. Therefore, for large-screen integrated displays, the display effect is excellent, and the user's viewing experience is significantly improved.
Generally, the size of the LED display is determined by the size of the conference room, as different viewing distances require different screen resolutions. Usually, the closer the viewing distance, the higher the resolution required, so a small pixel pitch series can be chosen for clearer viewing. If the viewing distance is longer, LED series products with a larger pixel pitch can be used.
