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		<title>TFT monitor</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[photo credit: Tony Austin A TFT monitor is a thin film transistor monitor.  It is the most common type of LCD monitor on the market today.  The main difference between TFT and non-TFT LCD monitors is that TFT monitors have a transistor for each pixel.  This gives TFT monitors the capability of resetting their images [...]]]></description>
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<p>A <a href="http://hubpages.com/hub/Flat-Screen-Computer">TFT monitor</a> is a thin film transistor monitor.  It is the most common type of LCD monitor on the market today.  The main difference between TFT and non-TFT LCD monitors is that TFT monitors have a transistor for each pixel.  This gives TFT monitors the capability of resetting their images considerably quicker than other LCD monitors, giving the user a smooth flowing image.  LCD monitors have been known to show image blur, where a moving image seems to blur across the screen as it moves, but TFT monitors don&#8217;t have that problem..  They also tend to have more pixels than other LCD monitors, which results in a better quality image.  There response rates, which is the time it takes for a pixel to reset, do vary.  This is an important thing to consider when purchasing one.</p>
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