I have a flat screen PC Monitor by Dell. How do I tell if it is a CRT or LCD? Are flat screen monitors always LCDs?
And what about with my tv? It is old, back from the 90s, and by Magnavox. It is not flat.
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How can you identify whether a PC monitor is a CRT or LCD? And what about with a television?
July 9th, 2008 · 4 Comments
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1 AdamBeaz // Jul 9, 2008
CRT's are deep monitors. LCD's are thin.
2 tubafizzle89 // Jul 9, 2008
some crt monitors are flat screened, but have a deep enclosure, whereas lcd monitors are also flat screened, but the entire monitor is only about and inch or two deep.
3 Steven B // Jul 9, 2008
crt's are made of glass. Lcd is film.
so to tell the diffrene, just push on the monitor. if it feels like glass, its a crt.
if when you push on the monitor and it feels like a film and you see dark and ligh spots apear when you press on it, thats an lcd.
4 zubir e // Jul 9, 2008
Are you for real whats flat have to do with it, put it this way if you can pick it up with one hand and it about 2 inches thick its an LCD if you have to get you back into it its a CRT, seriously I can't believe someone would ask a question like this but if you don't know you don't know, ( I'm shaking my head ) I can't get over this question, its made my day, I'm cracking up………..
PS: They are all flat lcd's anyway I think I haven't seen a curved one.
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