HD & Full HD TVs

Q: How long do HD TVs last?

HD televisions usually last years. The first component to begin to struggle is usually the LED component. The LED component lasts on average five years before beginning to output less brightness than is intended.

Q: Is full HD necessary for a 32 inch smart TV?

This depends on how you watch TV. If you are very close to your television screen, you may want to invest in full HD. However, for most viewing distances HD is suitable and can still create an enjoyable viewing experience.

Q: Is full HD enough for a 43 inch TV?

For most viewers, full HD is suitable for a 43 inch television. However, for those who are interested in fine details, or who watch at a closer distance, investing in a 4K television may be a worthwhile option.

A new television is an exciting addition to any space. Full HD TVs (1080p) provide high-resolution displays with exceptional clarity and detail, making them ideal for vivid and immersive viewing experiences. HD TVs (720p) offer good picture quality suitable for many viewing needs, providing a reliable and budget-friendly option. Whether you're in search of a television with a compact 32-inch screen for a cozy bedroom setup, a versatile 40-inch model to fit perfectly in your living room, or perhaps even larger options to create an immersive home theater experience, a new TV adds excitement and provides a great form of entertainment. ArchiPro has selected the highest quality HD and full HD televisions in Australia from leading brands and trusted suppliers to help create your home cinema experience.

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Featuring the best HD televisions in Australia

ArchiPro understands the importance of both style and performance when it comes to purchasing new technology. ArchiPro has carefully selected the highest quality HD televisions available in Australia. A high-quality television can add real value to a viewing space, whether it's used for entertaining, or winding down after the end of a long day - a good HD television won’t let you down.

Types of televisions

HD televisions

High definition televisions have 1,280 horizontal pixels. This provides a suitable definition for small to medium sized screens.

Full HD televisions

Full HD televisions are televisions with 1,920 horizontal pixels. This provides nice sharp images for medium to large screens.

Ultra HD televisions

Ultra high definitions such as 4K or 8K televisions provide the highest definition televisions technology currently has to offer. These are ideal for very large screens and are becoming popular choices in Australia.

The advantages of high-quality HD televisions

High-quality HD televisions are an investment that lasts you years. With high definition screens, you get to see films and programmes as they were intended to be seen. Whether it's sitting around with your family for some much-needed bonding time, or keeping up to date with the latest sporting events in Australia, a high-quality TV is a great addition to help you enjoy your entertainment.

How to choose an HD television that’s right for you

Choosing the right HD television can be a daunting task, but it doesn’t have to be. First consider the size of the TV you are after, and the space available for the TV. A large room can benefit from a large TV, with a high resolution being beneficial. Smart TVs are also increasingly popular in Australia and provide access to streaming services to make the most of your new purchase. The current market for televisions offers a many options to meet various preferences and home entertainment experiences. Among these choices, you'll find 4K UHD TVs, 8K UHD TVs, and OLED TVs, but also projectors and projector screens, each boasting unique qualities and capabilities.

What is the difference between HD and full HD?

The difference between HD and full HD is the pixel count, which influences a picture's definition, or sharpness. An HD TV has 1,280 horizontal pixels, whilst a full HD TV has 1,920 horizontal pixels. A full HD TV therefore has a higher resolution in comparison to a HD television.