LCD monitors. LCDs feature a layer of liquid crystal embedded between two panels. Images are created when fluorescent lamps behind the screen shine through the crystals and illuminate them.

Before LCD panels became the norm for monitors, cathode ray tubes (CRTs) were used for the display – these work by firing a beam of electrons (sub-atomic particles) at a layer of material that ...

A new 3-D computer monitor is coming this spring, and the images have so much true, lifelike depth that objects look like you could reach inside the display and pull them out. The liquid crystal ...

Per a Macsurfer link... Deep Video Imaging is planning on introducing dual-layer monitors this spring: Siegel said the 3-D environment is created by pushing light through two flat-panel LCD ...