DUDLEY CHINEKA

ICT PRESENTATION ON
MONITORS
 LCD MONITOR

• LCD monitor -liquid crystal display

• A flat panel screen that uses the liquid
crystal display (LCD) technology and connects to
a computer. Laptops have used LCD screens
almost exclusively, and the LCD monitor is the
standard display screen for desktop computers.
• A liquid-crystal display (LCD) is a flat-panel
display or other electronically modulated optical
device that uses the light-modulating properties
of liquid crystals combined with polarizers.
Liquid crystals do not emit light directly, instead
using a backlight or reflector to produce images
in color or monochrome.
 CTR MONITOR
• A CRT (cathode-ray tube) monitor is
an analog display device that
creates a visible image on
the screen by directing three
electron beams over millions of
phosphor dots to make them light
up.
• A CRT monitor contains millions of
tiny red, green, and blue phosphor
dots that glow when struck by an
electron beam that travels across
the screen to create a visible image.
... Electrons are negative. The anode
is positive, so it attracts the
electrons pouring off the cathode.
MONITOR
• The display on the screen is formed by a number of dots
called pixel.
• Pixels can be lightened or darkend
• The number of pixels in one inch is called resolution
• The higher the number of pixels,the better quality of
display
2 TYPES OF MONITOR

MONOCHROME

• In computing, "monochrome" typically

refers to a two-tone image, rather than
one with several shades of a single color.
For example, a monochrome
monitor uses one color for the
background and another to display text or
images on the screen. Before
color monitors became standard, most
computers had monochrome displays
COLOUR MONITOR

• A display monitor capable of displaying

many colors. In contrast, a
monochrome monitor can display only
two colors — one for the background and
one for the foreground. Color
monitors implement the RGB color model
by using three different phosphors that
appear red, green, and blue when
activated.
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•By Dudley Chineka