LCD flat panel displays.
my monitors enachines type no liquid crstal just shaking my monitor
LCD monitor
Liquid crystal display
The iPad is a liquid crystal display backlit with light emitting diodes.
No. Monitors only display pictures and process images and signals. Hardrives store memory.
Monitors are used to display text and pictures.AnswerBasically it is the screen which we are allowed to have visual images. Without the monitor computers and humans wouldn't interact much.
NO crt is the old picture tube type monitor (not flat at all, rather bulky and really really heavy) liquid-crystal display (LCD) are all the new monitors (hdtvs, flat panel monitors, the screen inside your zune/i-crap-pod, etc...
A computer screen is a grid work of small dots of light called a bitmap graphic. This is how computer monitors and televisions work.
Older or really low-end PCs will use CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) monitors. These are made with a large glass tube similar to older televisions. They draw more power and are much larger, making them undesirable for many people. The type of monitor in most common usage today is the LCD (Liquid Crystal Display). These monitors use a flat screen with a special membrane to display images. They use less power and are smaller, but are more fragile. Older ones also did not have as good of a screen quality as CRTs and had a low refresh rate.
The liquid crystal displays allows a person to view images, photos, data, on their monitors. It also lets us see light, colors, movement and videos and computer games. You simply would be looking at a black screen if it weren't for the monitor technologies. This is what PC monitors do for us.
TFT monitors are smaller sized therefore consume less space. There is less glare produced and radiation is much less compared to CRT Monitors.
Medical grade computer monitors provide high quality displays. They have some unique features needed for efficiency and accuracy in viewing images and they can calibrate themselves automatically to match contrast to brightness.