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flat screen

Type of display suitable for portable and desktop computers such as LCD (liquid crystal display) or gas plasma screens (see plasma display). Flat-screen, or flat-panel, displays are compact and lightweight compared to traditional cathode-ray tube monitors and TV sets.

It is predicted that eventually all TV screens will be made using this type of technology.



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