WHILE MOST computer-related items have shrunk over the years, screen size on computers has gotten larger. The traditional cathode ray monitors, in 15-in., 17-in. and larger sizes, often take up prime ...

I’ve discovered something really unexpected on my desk lately: a surface. After years of having monitors the size of packing crates looming over my desk, I now have two flatpanel monitors that ...

A few weeks ago I exchanged a few e-mails with a New York University graduate frustrated over some problems with her new flat-panel monitor. Her parents had sprung for an Apple Computer PowerMac G4 ...

Finally, the cost of flat-panel monitors is starting to come down. While they're still significantly more expensive than their traditional cathode-ray-tube counterparts, you no longer must sacrifice ...

Flat LCD screens are now the standard for most desktop workstations and TVs. They are certainly easier to carry and set up than their old CRT counterparts, but my experience has shown that they don’t ...

Street prices on flat-panel displays are headed downhill again. Shipments of the slender monitors dipped during the second quarter, according to a new report, leading to an oversupply of components ...

A thin display screen for a computer, tablet, smartphone or TV. LCD is the primary screen technology for computer and mobile devices with OLED increasingly employed in smartphones. LCD and OLED ...

The flat-panel desktop monitor category spent most of 1999 pricing itself out of the home consumer market, but vendors expect this situation to turn around this year. Part of the expected price drop ...

Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. You might recall Sony's announcement a few weeks ago indicating they would stop producing CRT ...

If there’s one thing you never have enough of on your computer desk, it’s space. Thankfully, new flat-screen liquid-crystal display monitors are dropping in price and take up much less real estate. A ...

Apple Computer may be best known for its "Think Different" advertising slogan, but to Mac enthusiasts the new catchphrase could soon be "Think Flat." The Cupertino, Calif.-based company has been ...