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    LCD Resolution: When Bigger Is Actually Smaller Review

    Posted on Thursday, May 20 2004 @ 11:55:42 CEST by LSDsmurf


    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. Unfortunately, the contradiction of today's Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) technology is that bigger often means smaller. And as a result, consumers who think a bigger screen will be easier on their eyes are often disappointed in their purchase.

    Link: DesignTechnica

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