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  • Monitor sales flat as Aussies trade CRT for LCD

    Australians bought fewer branded monitors in the fourth quarter last year, preferring to buy them bundled with a PC from vendors, according to IDC figures.

  • LCDs outsell CRTs in Q4 2003

    For the first time, CRTs were outsold by LCDs during the fourth quarter of 2003.

  • Samsung announces 'largest ever' organic LED display

    Samsung SDI, the Korean giant's display division, has announced prototypes of a 17" active matrix organic light emitting diode (OLED) display. Due for launch next year, the display has a resolution of 1600x1200 pixels and a brightness of 400 lumens, and is the largest OLED matrix display to date according to the company.

  • LCD monitor mimics origami

    Two Japanese electronics giants have collaborated to develop foldable LCD screens.

  • Samsung unveils largest flexible LCD

    Samsung Electronics has created a flexible LCD screen that measures seven inches diagonally, another technology that may one day be used in products such as e-books.

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  • Monitor sales flat as Aussies trade CRT for LCD

    Australians bought fewer branded monitors in the fourth quarter last year, preferring to buy them bundled with a PC from vendors, according to IDC figures.

  • Samsung SyncMaster 172X

    Samsung's SyncMaster 172X is one of the first LCDs on the market with a blazing 12 millisecond pixel-response time, to keep up with fast action movies and games.

  • Samsung SyncMaster 171N: Thin and simple

    LCD monitors keep on dropping in price, and the benefits of having a super-thin monitor are pretty obvious. How well does Samsung's SyncMaster 171N stack up? Read our Australian review.

  • LCD monitor mimics origami

    Two Japanese electronics giants have collaborated to develop foldable LCD screens.

  • Tech Guide: Monitor buying guide

    With so many monitors to choose from, before you buy, it pays to figure out which specs and features will be most important to you.

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