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Computers and Technology > Hardware > Whats In An LCD Display?
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Who needs an LCD display? Well, if you’re like me, having one huge hunk of a monitor sitting on your desktop is just not feasible. Not only does it take up desk space, but there’s just simply no need for all of the physical mass, right?
Welcome LCD displays—the computer monitors of the present and future. From year to year these computer peripherals tend to get smaller and thinner in size with twice the power and benefits. Well, stay on the look out for more to come because I am certain that our current flat monitors have not reached their journey’s end yet. An LCD (which stands for liquid crystal display, by the way) works much differently than your CRT, mostly because they don’t project light, and therefore use much smaller units during display.
Let’s talk about the benefits of a flat monitor:
1.) They produce less heat
2.) They use less electricity
3.) Because they use digital signals, the display is sharper and clean
4.) Speakers are generally included in the screen, so you don’t have to worry about cluttering your desk with speakers anymore
When deciding on purchasing your LCD display, be prepared to spend at least $200, and definitely look into a 19 inch display (as opposed to a 17 inch). From Sam’s Club to Sears to Circuit City, it’s certain that you’ll find the display you need for the price you want to pay. Just do a little comparison shopping, and pat yourself on the back for making a purchase that will clear up your desk clutter and save you some space!
Demetria Zinga is the founder and owner of http://www.faith-media.com, a technology and consulting firm which specializes in web design and hosting, graphics and print designs, internet marketing, and e-training. She is also the founder of http://www.christianladies.net, an interactive ezine, blog, and podcast for Christian women.
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