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If you look around, you can easily see, LCD technology. From the digital clock that beeps away at you in the morning on the microwave that serves your last late-night snack, you have been using LCD technology for the years, probably without even knowing it. The digital clock on your wrist, making the laptop in the office, including the MP3 player in your gym bag using LCD innovations.

These are just some examples of everyday electronics,Use LCD technology. The trendy and frequent use of LCD technology is now the popular LCD TVs.

Liquid crystal displays or LCD TVs are the ones that shows smooth, thin, a number of black and white pixels that are displayed in front of a reflector or some other source of light, together again. That's where the image is displayed. In most cases, the technology is used, the thin film transistor, or TFT, which a certain type ofField-effect transistor made by layering thin films of metal contacts with certain dielectric and semiconductor layers. As such, the LCD TV is more, unlike other imaging technologies, such as a plasma display or older cathode ray tubes.

At a time was the general consensus is that LCD technology was only good when used on TVs smaller size and that they can not fight with plasma technology when it came to larger screen sizes. Withthe advent of the seventh-generation panels by such giants as Samsung, Sony, Westinghouse Digital, Sharp and LG Philips, those beliefs have proved to be false.

In October 2004, LCD monitor, where as large as 45 inches and are easily accessible from several companies and the Sharp Corporation took center lead to the introduction of the first 65-inch panel TV in history. By 2006, LG Philips had the largest display yet introduced its 100-inch LCDTelevision.

Today's LCD TVs are universal because they have a multi-tuner system includes showing NTSC, SECAM and PAL standards. They also offer electronic transformers, use automatic voltage 110/250 without problems, as well as universal grounded adapter. In addition, LCD TVs will not be limited to the living room and now serve as computer monitors all over the world.

According to recent press releases, producer continued with the plans for investmentobscene sums for the creation and development of LCD TV technology for a long time. It is highly un-likely that the LCD technology is everywhere, in fact, if recent trends continue for LCD TVs, then better developments to come!