Looking for a 29" LCD TV

[slotsavegas]

I am trying to find a good brand of 29" TV for my bedroom.
I want ONLY an LCD screen and can't seem to find anything
but LED and Plasma.

In my opinion LED and Plasma don't hold up as well in
a vibratiing and extreme temperature environment (high and low)
as do LCD models. Plus the LCD technology is cheaper.

But finding one has turned out to be a
serious challenge.

Anyone care to offer suggestions ?

Thanks.

[1492]

Sony also makes a 25" PVMA250 OLED monitor for $5,520., which comes with a built-in waveform/vectorscope. But are these really considered consumer models? They're not HDTVs, and are designed for specialized applications such as for TV/Movie production or medical industry. But already outdated in the movie industry as most all now are shooting in 4K or higher rez.

[8_1_Van]

Sony 24.62" OLED monitor $23,400

[1492]

No one makes a 29" consumer OLED HDTV? Which would cost many times more than an LED HDTV. But you may have an OLED screen in your smartphone if its a Samsung Galaxy S4/S5?

[Tom_M1]

And to add to the confusion, there is also OLED (Organic Light-Emitting Diode). Large OLED TVs are just starting to hit the consumer market. Sony introduced a 10" model several years ago. An OLED display needs no back-light because each pixel is a tiny LED.

[wa8yxm]

First off you don't want plasma in a motor home, A: power hogs, B: vibration is their enemy

now. there are two kinds of LED televisions.

1: And this may just be the world's largest, is the LG roof over "The Freemont Street Experience" in Las vegas.. I have no clue as to how many LED's there are there but it's a multiple block long viedo screen that shows shows eery period of time in the evenings.

2: LCD with LED backlight.. This is what i have, times 3, here in teh motor home..

There are basically 3 kinds of back lights. LED, Florescent and a strange panel I have seen (Electro luminescence)

LED's are I very strongly suspect. the best.. I've had Florescent fail. (Laptop computers sometimes use that) but the part that went bad does not even exist on an LED tv.

[Bill_Satellite]

An LCD TV and an LED TV are both LCD TV's. The only difference is the back lighting which is done with LED's rather than florescent.

[trop-a-cal]

Remember the dimensions are for diagonal screen, and not width.

[docj]

There is very little real difference between LED and LCD TVs. It is pretty much just the backlight. I agree that plasma TVs are a lot more sensitive but I'm not sure where you got your information about LEDs.

[Tom_M1]

I have had an LG 26" LED in my coach for 4 years and have traveled some very rough roads with no problems. I would think that LCD which have a fluorescent back-light would be more of a problem. They also draw more power than LED.