Hey all,<BR><BR>I'm contemplating on upgrading my 19" Sony CRT's at home to LCD's. I've recently come across the fact that there are two types of LCD's, 6-bit and 8-bit.<BR><BR>Recently at my office I ...

Gary Scott writes: I was wondering if you could take a look at the pictures of my screen and give me your thoughts on uniformity, etc. There seems to be an odd tint at the edges. I looked at the ...

They don't make a consumer market 19" 4:3 LCD to my knowledge, all of them are 5:4, which is more square than the conventional 4:3. They do make widescreen 19" 16:10 setups.<BR><BR>IIRC the only Dell ...

Santa Clara, Calif. — NEC Electronics America, Inc. has introduced the 78K0/Lx3 line of 8-bit all flash microcontrollers (MCUs) with on-chip liquid crystal display (LCD) controllers/drivers for ...

While several manufacturers still market CRT displays, the requirements for critical video evaluation are being met by more LCD units. Some of the enhanced features include 2X and even 4X frame rates, ...

In an effort to help clarify some marketing terms that have been thrown around in terms of LCD Panels, X-Bit labs takes a look at 7 different LCD monitors, discussing(in detail) response time ...

The H8SX/1658R and H8SX/1558 32-bit CISC microcontrollers offer up to 1 Mbyte of flash memory, 64 Kbyte of SRAM, up to 50 MIPS performance, and the ability to drive VGA TFT-LCD panels at up to 65 ...