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liquid crystal display Digital display that uses very little power and has high contrast.
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liquid crystal display A flat panel of tiny cells used on most mobile computers in place of a monitor.
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liquid crystal display A video display process based on liquid crystals sandwiched between two polarizing transparent layers of glass. The crystals, charged by transistors, open or close to block or let light pass. In a projection format, light from an internal lamp passes through the LCD panel onto the screen. Each crystal represents one pixel.
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liquid crystal display LCD is a display technology that uses electric current to align crystals in a special liquid. The rod-shaped crystals are contained between two parallel transparent electrodes, and when current is applied, they change their orientation, creating a darker area.
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liquid crystal display LCD stands for Liquid Crystal Displays. It refers to a flat panel technology which uses liquid crystals sandwiched between two glass plates for example in laptop computers, other small portable displays and also in televisions. Wide-screen HDTVs are available with displays of adequate resolution up to about 37 inches.
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