“What we really need is a large – but compact – cheap, radiation free, flicker free, high contrast screen, which we can easily carry around and which uses hardly any power.” – Fred Harris.
Micro Live considers the humble computer screen, and how it might be improved in future. At the recent Which Computer Show, there were some interesting new laptop screens on display, including a Sharp that uses a backlit LCD screen and a Toshiba that employs plasma technology. Both plasma and liquid crystal displays have their benefits, but also drawbacks – image quality, screen flicker, weight and power consumption. Is there a way to make a flat screen
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