LCD Screen Monitors, LED and Commercial Displays

Choosing the right resolution for your projector is essential to getting the most of your purchase. With that in mind, let’s take a closer look at the definition of resolution and how you can determine the best fit for your needs. What Is Projector Resolution? Resolution (sometimes referred to as “native resolution”) is defined as the number of pixels (i.e. individual points of color) that are used to create an image on a projecting image. It’s expressed as the number of pixels on the horizontal axis by the number of pixels on the vertical axis. The higher the resolution of a projector, the more pixels it depicts in images. Another term commonly associated with projector resolutions is the aspect ratio. This is defined as the ratio between the image width and height. The three most common aspect ratios in the projector space are 4:3, 16:10, and 16:9. Here some of the most common projector resolutions: SVGA –  Short for “super video graphics array,” this resolution is 800 x 600 pixels,

Why buy a portable monitor? For starters, they are becoming a popular way to work on the go. There is an unmistakable benefit to extended screen space when it comes to working on your laptop or even converting a smartphone into a computer. But there are so many other portable monitor uses ranging from one-on-one presentations to improving the readouts on specialized devices. Learn more about portable monitors below or check out one of ViewSonic’s models. For a high-quality portable display, check out the VG1655 or get a touchscreen version with the TD1655 . A portable monitor can be a great addition to either a mobile work solution or a lean desktop setup. They are a great way to extend a laptop screen or scale up a mobile device. With the right features, they can both boost productivity and improve the entertainment experience. But it’s important to know what you’re getting into to get the right portable display for you. What features do you need? What will you be using it for? There