A flat panel monitor is a monitor that uses LCD and plasma technology. A flat panel monitor, just like any other monitor provides visual output from computer processes.
Through the usage of the LCD and plasma technology, flat panel monitor is thinner than the normal CRT monitor that we used back then. The only disadvantage of a flat panel monitor is its resolution and its limited view. Flat panel monitor can only express up to a certain quality. In contrary, CRT monitors produces sharper text in any supported resolution. Moreover, flat panel monitors are restricted only up to a certain angle. In looking for a flat panel monitor, one must look at its computer compatibility. Some video cards only support VGA video cards while newer versions have incorporated HDMI and DVI technology. Sizes include 17”, 19”, 17” widescreen, 19” widescreen, 30” widescreen, 24” widescreen, 22” widescreen and the 20” widescreen. There are smaller sizes however, these are the sizes that are usually bought and used.
Among the top manufacturers of this technology are Dell, HP, and Samsung.
(From left to right top to bottom)
Dell Ultrasharp 3007WFP-HC
Hewlett Packard LP3065
Samsung Syncmaster 305T
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