HDTV Buyers Guide for Video Communications Applications
The type of High Definition Television (HDTV) that you should purchase will depend on your requirements for the conference room where you plan to use video communications. There are a few different considerations that you will need to be aware of when selecting from a wide-range of HDTV offerings. An overview of each area is covered:
- Resolution – 720p or 1080i
- Monitor Size
- Type of Display – LCD, Plasma, Rear-Projection, etc.
In working with an experienced reseller and AV integrator, it will be important to address the following questions specific to your application:
- How large is the conference room? What is the configuration? Is this a multi-purpose room?
- How many people will typically be in the room for a videoconference?
- How will the monitors be displayed?
- Will there need to be one or more monitors to display video, multipoint and multimedia?
- What is the lighting source in the room?
Answering these questions will help to determine the size and choice of HDTV displays. LifeSize Room™ supports up to two display monitors. Having two monitors will give you the flexibility to show full screen video and/or graphical data on both monitors. The LifeSize video interface gives the user flexibility on how video and graphics are displayed in a single or dual-monitor setup. LifeSize provides a list of recommended HDTV displays and information on our Web site at: www.lifesize.com/support/HDDisplayGuide
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