
Sunday, September 27th, 2009

You can save energy using a more efficient monitor…the LCD.
Choosing an ultra high efficiency LCD monitor can reduce your energy usage, even over other LCD monitors. The ultra high efficiency monitors use up to 80% less energy than an average CRT monitor.
You can actually save 520 kWh/year by switching from your old CRT to ultra high efficiency LCD monitor or the qualifying monitor. You can even save 360 kWh/year by switching from a standard LCD monitor to ultra high efficiency LCD monitor. Qualifying monitors can also eliminate about 1000 lbs. of CO2 emissions over the lifespan of the monitor
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Sunday, August 23rd, 2009
By: Govy

Liquid Crystal Display(LCD) is technology that uses rod-shaped molecules (liquid crystals) that flow like liquid and bend light. Unenergized, the crystals direct light through two polarizing filters, allowing a natural background color to show but when it is energized, filters redirect the light to be absorbed in one of the polarizers, causing the dark appearance of crossed polarizers to show. The more the molecules are twisted, it produces a better contrast and viewing angle.
Since less power is needed to move molecules than to energize a light-emitting device, LCDs replaced the light-emitting diodes (LEDs) in digital watches in the 1970s. Eventually, LCDs were used for monochrome displays and still are and in the 1990s, color LCD screens caused sales of laptop computers to explode. In 2003 to date, more LCD monitors were being sold for desktop computers than the bulky and space consuming CRTs.
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Wednesday, July 15th, 2009
HiColor Technology has been successfully developed by AUO using CCFL backlights to increase color saturation by 33% as compared to conventional LCD screens. Following the latest development trend in LEDs, AUO developed HiColor using RGB LED backlights, which can reach 105% NTSC while providing natural performance of red, green and blue lights and enabling rich, bright, and vivid display colors.
AUO also developed several techniques to improve LED backlights’ image performance. For instance, Color Management eliminates artificial color caused by inconsistencies between the signal and the light source. The intensity of the RGB LEDs can be changed using the Flexible Color Temperature Setting without losing luminance. Other advantages of HiColor Technology includes instant light, mercury and lead free, low temperature start, faster response time, and vibration and shock safe.
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Saturday, June 20th, 2009
What makes LCD display monitors different from the traditional CRT monitors is that actual screen dimensions are used to market LCD monitors. This is the screen’s displayable area, from the upper corner to the lower corner of the display. The aspect ratio of the screen is one of the more confusing parts about understanding LCD monitors. Most people are used to CRT displays, which has a 4:3 ratio of vertical to horizontal measurement. LCD screens, however, are marketed as wide screen displays, which looks at the diagonal measurement. However, its aspect ratio is still very similar to the wide screen TV’s 16:9 display. Make sure you look at the horizontal and vertical measurements as well as the aspect ratio of the LCD screen.
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Saturday, May 30th, 2009
Organic LED’s are seen as the display technology of the future mainly because of the cost factor which is way cheaper than current display technologies. With the old and reliable CRT on its way out, slowly being replaced first by plasma and then LCD’s, the evolution of technology makes life easier and a whole lot lighter.
One of the enticing facts about OLED’s is the ability to print one out with a device as simple as your desktop printer, further processed into any shape of display that can be thought of. Read the rest of this entry »
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Thursday, April 30th, 2009
Everybody knows how annoying a scratched computer LCD display can ruin your day or even cross your eyes, straining it too much causing headaches. Luckily, there are protective display films that can be fitted onto them to prevent such incidents. These scratches are actually on a protective acrylic sheet that sits above the actual glass screen to prevent such incidents and they can also protect you from prying eyes with special treatment that prevents viewing at an angle that would be off the front of the screen. This prevents you from getting victimized by identity thieves who sometimes prey upon unsuspecting people who uses their portsbles out of the office. Read the rest of this entry »
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Monday, March 30th, 2009
Today’s LCD displays (TV’s or Monitors) are already power saving with most rated with Energy Star abilities. They are however still quite capable of eating a lot of power due to the back light which is most often an extremely thin and flat fluorescent tube that needs quite a lot of power to initiate the charge. That is why it is vital you unplug the unit or get a power strip with individual power switches to turn-off these gadgets when not in use. Read the rest of this entry »
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Monday, February 9th, 2009
While the LCD monitor prices are slowly going down, it’s still pays to take care of a LCD screen. Just going to the shop and buying another one is a hassle altogether, not to mention the money that goes down the drain. So to help you take proper care of your LCD monitor, here are two basic tips that should help you out:

1. LCD is not equal to CRT.
In cleaning your LCD monitors be sure to stay away from AMMONIA based cleaners you used to use with your old monitor. LCDs are cleaned much like lenses of cameras and eyeglasses – with a special solution and special cloth. Also only clean it when it’s off.
2. Don’t poke it.
Poking your LCDs will case dead pixels, which will destroy your monitor in time and puts IRREPAIRABLE ugly black spots all over it.
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Saturday, January 10th, 2009
The LCD technology of today is better and more energy efficient that the old CRT because of the fact that a CRT needs more juice for it to work properly. LCD’s are energy star compliant and are purely digital meaning they use no analog to digital converters unlike their analog counterparts of days gone by. There is however an important thing to remember with LCD monitors, they are more sensitive than your old CRT. Read the rest of this entry »
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Tuesday, January 6th, 2009

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