Whether you?re in the market to replace the hulking CRT that is making your desk sag or you?re planning on purchasing a laptop, some knowledge of LCD technology will help you make a better decision.

A new color subpixel-rendering system promises to improve LCD resolution significantly, while reducing data driver requirements. The PenTile Matrix by ClairVoyante (Sebastopol, CA) doubles the ...

If you think that full HD (1920 x 1080) resolution TV or projector is looking a little too low-res for your liking, then Epson has developed a new LCD projector panel that should satisfy your desire ...

Which type of flat panel display, plasma or LCD, is right for you? And which will give you more bang for your buck? Plasma and LCD panels may look similar, but the flat screen and the thin profile are ...

If resolution is as important as some say it is, then this should be no contest. On one side, we've got a 50-inch Ultra HD 4K LED LCD. On the other side, we've got a 720p plasma. A $500 50-inch plasma ...

The world of smartphones has been busy from the past few months. There have been numerous revolutionary launches with groundbreaking innovations that have the capacity to change the course of the ...

Nvidia researchers have used a fantastically straightforward approach to quadruple the effective resolution and double the refresh rate of cheap, off-the-shelf LCD panels: Stacking them on top of each ...

Hi all, I'm in the market for a new LCD monitor (17 or 18 inches). However, I'm used to 1152x864 on my current CRT monitor, and I noticed that all of the LCDs that I saw supported 1024x768 and ...

The screen resolution settings of the Windows PC monitor are an important factor to consider while operating a computer. Right screen resolution facilitates the full view of your computer desktop and ...

Set aside those oversized wayfarer-style goggles, Epson has developed a (QVGA) "high-resolution" (not really), autostereoscopic 3D liquid-crystal display. That’s just fancy way of saying 3D HDTV ...

One of the most concerning things about setting up XFree86/Linux was, for me, the warning that setting the wrong refresh rates or screen resolution in the X configuration file could permanently damage ...