TYPES OF COMPUTER MONITOR || CRT, LCD, LED MONITORS || COMPUTER VIDEOS
Summary
TLDRThis educational video explores the evolution and types of computer monitors. It begins with the history of the first monitor in the Xerox Alta system from 1973. The video categorizes monitors into CRT, LCD, and LED, detailing their advantages and disadvantages. CRTs offer fast response times but are bulky and power-hungry. LCDs are lighter, consume less power, but have fixed resolutions and poor dark color production. LEDs provide slim designs, high picture quality, and energy efficiency but can be expensive and prone to color shifts. The video concludes by affirming that computers can operate without monitors, though it limits user interaction.
Takeaways
- π₯οΈ A computer monitor is an essential output device that displays the computer's activities, commonly used both at work and home.
- π The first computer monitor was introduced as part of the Xerox Alto computer system on March 1, 1973.
- πΊ There are three main types of computer monitors: CRT (Cathode Ray Tube), LCD (Liquid Crystal Display), and LED (Light Emitting Diodes).
- π‘ CRT monitors use a vacuum tube with an electron gun and a fluorescent screen, offering advantages like less cost, fast response time, and high pixel resolutions.
- π« Disadvantages of CRT monitors include their large size, heavy weight, high electricity consumption, heat production, and potential flickering.
- π LCD monitors use liquid crystals between electrodes to control light passage, offering benefits like no radiation, lighter weight, and lower power consumption.
- π’ The downsides of LCD monitors are higher cost, fixed aspect ratio and resolution, poor reproduction of dark colors, and limited viewing angles.
- π LED monitors are the latest type, offering a slim design, bright and sharp images, and a longer lifespan with lower environmental impact.
- π² LED monitors are more expensive and can experience color shifts over time due to age and temperature, and may have inconsistent contrast ratios.
- π» Yes, a computer can work without a monitor. However, without an output device, there's no way to see what the computer is doing.
Q & A
What is a computer monitor?
-A computer monitor is an output device that displays information from the computer, allowing users to see what the computer is doing. It is a common device used both at work and at home.
When was the first computer monitor released?
-The first computer monitor was released on March 1, 1973, as part of the Xerox Alto computer system.
How many types of computer monitors are mentioned in the script?
-The script mentions three types of computer monitors: CRT (Cathode Ray Tube), LCD (Liquid Crystal Display), and LED (Light Emitting Diodes).
What is the advantage of CRT monitors in terms of response time?
-CRT monitors have a fast response time, which is one of their advantages over other display technologies.
What are the disadvantages of CRT monitors?
-CRT monitors are large and take up space, heavy and bulky, consume a lot of electricity, produce a lot of heat, have geometrical errors at edges, and flicker at 50 to 80 hertz.
How does an LCD monitor work?
-An LCD monitor works by placing liquid crystal molecules between two electrodes. The amount of light that can pass through the liquid crystal molecules is determined by the amount of electrical charge applied to the electrodes.
What are the advantages of LCD monitors?
-LCD monitors have no radiation emission, are better under brighter conditions due to anti-glare technology, lighter in weight, have lower power consumption, zero geometric distortion, and low flicker rates.
What are the disadvantages of LCD monitors?
-LCD monitors are slightly more expensive, have fixed aspect ratios and resolutions, are not proficient at producing black or very dark grays, have restricted viewing angles, and slow response times.
What is unique about LED monitors in comparison to other types?
-LED monitors are the latest type, featuring slim designs, brighter and sharper images, flicker-free images, better picture quality, wider viewing angles, no motion delay, longer lifespan, less environmental impact, and lower power consumption.
Can a computer work without a monitor?
-Yes, a computer can work without a monitor. However, without an output device like a monitor, there is no way to determine what the computer is doing.
What are the disadvantages of LED monitors mentioned in the script?
-The disadvantages of LED monitors include being more expensive, having color shifts due to age and temperature, and inconsistent contrast ratios.
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