1 - Introduction 2 - CRT components 3 - LCD technology 4 - Refresh and response 5 - LCD disassembly 6 - LCD disassembly 2 7 - The Future Next We all spend an awful lot of time sat in front of ...

Don't listen to the hype. Ignore the commercials. Leer skeptically at the salesman. There is no such thing as an LED TV, and "LED" doesn't mean it's any better than other TVs. LED is just a type of ...

Television (TV) has been the main source of entertainment for families. The French premium brand RCA was the first to introduce TVs to the world in 1959. With the launch of televisions being a ...

Mini-LED is an evolution of the LED backlight technology in nearly every current LCD TV. Across the back of the TV, tiny LEDs create the light that the liquid crystal layer manipulates so you can see ...

We spend a lot of time reading about the differences between display technologies like LCD and OLED, which, like all display technologies, are built to fool our eyes into seeing things that are only ...

It has been a long time coming – 36 years since the first LCD was made and over 100 years since scientists first discovered the singular properties of liquid crystals – but LCDs have finally taken ...

Many people treat old electronics like junk, but CRT TVs break that rule. Modern displays often deliver a sharp, clean picture, yet they struggle to recreate the same authentic look and feel tied to ...

With the evolution of PC peripherals such as graphic boards and the advent of next-generation game consoles such as PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, 4K gaming has become commonplace, and LCD monitors ...

The TV world is a minefield of different buzzwords, acronyms and abbreviations, and that can make choosing a new television a very tricky business indeed. Even the slightest differences in an acronym ...

Flat panel monitors are a relatively recent product to enter the computer market. The clue to LCD technology is in the name - crystals that are in liquid form. Because they are in a liquid form they ...