Describe the LCD screens

Describe the LCD screens?

Answer:

The big, heavy traditional monitors will eventually be phased out. They will be replaced by the thin and "soft"
LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) screens! It may be a few years before this technology will be dominating, but it
is bound to happen. The LCD screens are excellent, and actually they are already available.
The LCD screen is flat, since it contains no cathode ray tube (CRT). In stead the screen image is generated
on a flat plastic disk. Here you see a Siemens Nixdorf 3501T. It produces a sharp high resolution image -
better than any others I have seen.

LCD screens are also called "soft" screens, since their images have a softer quality than those from
traditional CRT monitors. The image does not flicker thus causing less eye strain. People who have become
accustomed to these soft images will not return to the traditional monitors. At the same time the LCD screen
is by far the most environmentally safe product. These flat screens emit zero radiation, and they consume
significantly less power than the traditional monitors. Another reason to expect LCD screens to become the
monitors of the future.