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Inside a TFT Monitor

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the inside-out dept.

Keith Williams writes "Ever wondered what's inside your TFT monitor? Bit-Tech took one apart and stripped it down to the panel to find out. There's also some great explanation of the technology that goes into your desktop display."

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  1. One benefit of CRT by Bralkein · · Score: 4, Funny

    One day I was using my computer, when I noticed something strange on the screen. It was a little grey mark, moving about on the screen in a seemingly random fashion. It was a little bug of some kind... but it was actually under the screen! I tried to shoo it out of the monitor, but I accidentally squashed it to death, because I forgot the screen of a TFT is flexible. Now there is a little stain on everything I view, thanks to the tiny insect corpse. This would never have happened if I had bought a CRT instead!

    1. Re:One benefit of CRT by the_humeister · · Score: 4, Funny

      That's not a bug, it's a feature!

  2. 20th Century called, they want their article back by metamatic · · Score: 4, Funny

    Coming soon in your up-to-the-minute Slashdot:

    - What's inside a floppy disk drive?

    - How magnetic core works

    - What's inside that 8 track player in your car?

    - Inside your Iomega Bernoulli Box

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