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liquid crystal display Because of the type of Sensor used in a consumer digital camera, a live video feed is what makes it possible to provide the image to be captured on a LCD screen. It is a very handy tool to have on board because its purpose is multi-functionable. Providing us with the ability to review, preview and even act as a large size viewfinder, giving us the opportunity to take that shot again with different settings. ...
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liquid crystal display A type of display used in most PDAs (like Palm, Windows CE & Pocket PCs), ebook devices (like Rocket eBook and SoftBook) and notepads. Desktop machines typically use CRT (cathode-ray tube) screens. LCD displays work by passing an electric current through the liquid causing the crystals to align, allowing light to pass through or to be blocked from getting through. ...
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liquid crystal A liquid-like material which has crystal-like characteristics such as an anisotropic optical refraction index, within a certain temperature range. Classified as nematic liquid crystal, smectic liquid crystal or chlorosteric liquid crystal, according to molecular arrangement. The nematic liquid crystal is currently the most frequently used.
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liquid crystal display A glass panel display that electronically controls the light passing it. See also Active Matrix LCD and Passive Matrix LCD.
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liquid crystal display A projection device which displays images from the computer monitor (screen) to a larger screen for large group viewing.
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