Indoor screens have distinct requirements compared to outdoor screens, given the more controlled operating environment, lower brightness, and reduced maintenance needs. However, the need for higher resolution becomes increasingly crucial, particularly as the audience interacts closely with the display.

In most cases, LCD screens, including OLED and framed LED TV screens, tend to outperform LED screens, including modular LED screens used for outdoor boards and large indoor LED screens. For an in-depth comparison, please refer to our pages on Indoor LED and Indoor LCD screens. LCD screens support resolutions ranging from HD to 8K.

For a detailed breakdown on the different types of LCD screens, including OLED and QLED, you can have a quick read at Digital Trend’s LED Vs. LCD TVs. 

Here’s a breakdown of different resolutions:

• HD – High Definition:

  • Resolution: 1280px Wide * 720px High
  • Commonly referred to as 720P, often found in computer monitors and small-sized TV screens.

• FHD – Full HD:

  • Resolution: 1920px Wide * 1080px High
  • Commonly referred to as 1080P, standard for most television screens up to 85″ and widely used in digital advertising due to the acceptable cost-to-display quality ratio.

• 4K/UHD – Ultra HD or 4K:

  • Resolution: 3840px Wide * 2160px High
  • Becoming popular for household TV screens with four times the display resolution of FHD screens. Commercial-grade UHD screens are becoming more affordable.

• 8KUHD – 8K Ultra HD:

  • Resolution: 7680px Wide * 4320px High
  • A relatively new entrant to the market, offering four times the display resolution of 4KUHD. While impressive, the adoption of 8K screens in the TV market is not widespread due to the technology needed for full 8K display not being mainstream.

Selecting the appropriate resolution is essential, and effective content management is equally crucial. A powerful Content Management System (CMS) may be necessary to manage numerous screens and schedule advertisements effectively. Some CMS options allow content creation, while others focus on advanced scheduling. For minimal screen requirements, an onboard player or external media player may suffice.

Consult with our technical staff for personalized advice on meeting your specific needs.