Choosing LCD Monitors:
When shopping around for an LCD monitor, its features,
more than it's appearance, should be your primary concern.
Do not be taken in by how good the LCD panel looks. To
ensure that the LCD screen is worth buying, you should
evaluate certain features carefully.
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Dead Pixels
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LCD Dead Pixels:
LCD, Liquid Crystal Display or Liquid Crystal on
Silicon, has been around for some time. This technology
can be commonly found in popular HDTVs, computer
or laptop monitors and Sony's new PSP. But the downside
to LCD screens is the dreaded "dead pixel"
or "hot pixel" phenomenon. Dead pixels
or "hot pixels" are defined as "a
pixel on an LCD monitor that remains unlit, or black,
when it should be activated and displaying a color.
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Flat
Panel or LCD Care Tips:
 Images
can be "burned" into an LCD panel if left
displayed for an extended or considerable period
of approximately 24 hours But since LCDs are different
from monitors with a cathode-ray tube (CRT), an
LCD panel can recover in time and disperses the
image.
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LCD vs DLP TVs:
 What
are the differences between DLP and LCD TVs, and
which is the better choice for you? Two new technologies
in the world of TV, DLP and LCD, are now in a tight
competition. Not long ago, everyone was talking
about Plasma vs. LCD - which one would win?
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