Liquid crystal displays (LCD) use a grid of definable points on a screen to display information. Used in many of Apple's products, including Cinema Displays, MacBooks and MacBook Pros, and the iPhone, ...

For daily productivity, work, web browsing, and entertainment, eReaders can’t compete with the crisp colors and high refresh rates of LCD displays. LCDs (and increasingly OLEDs) have and will be ...

From panel technology to refresh rates, there are a lot of things to consider when looking for a new gaming monitor. To aid you on your journey for the perfect setup, we're breaking down two of the ...

If you haven't read the review of the Droid Incredible, or the HTC Desire, then we'll add the main draw of those phones right here (even though you should go read them, anyway): Their 3.7-inch AMOLED ...

Also, setup and key adjustments are more complicated with LCDs—and much more necessary—than they are with CRTs. To be sure, all displays can benefit from proper tuning and adjustment. But ...

Somewhere along the line, consumer display technology became an alphabet soup full of terms using the letters “LED.” In this succinct guide, we’ll provide a brief overview of common initialisms found ...

With the white iPhone 4 possibly just one day away and the iPhone 5 still months away in September, it's surprising we are already on the topic of the iPhone 6. But, indeed, news on the 6th-gen iPhone ...

The display is arguably the second-most important piece of hardware in a good laptop. After all, it’s the means by which you actually use the device. Yet displays are difficult to explain and ...

Today, many LCD displays are implemented by connecting a cased1 LCD driver IC with the physical display module via a Printed Circuit Board (PCB) (see Figure 1a). This approach – referred to in the ...

Projectors are awesome. Ultrahuge screen, reasonably low price. We've reviewed a few here recently that were fantastic. There are three different technologies projectors use to create an image: DLP, ...