LCD stands for liquid crystal display, a technology that's used to make TVs, computer monitors, projectors, and other devices. While LCD has many advantages over other display technologies such as cathode ray tube (CRT) and plasma, it also has its weaknesses.

The LCD Technology

Many LCDs today have liquid crystals that are controlled [...]

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