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scott wrote:
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> Resolution, brightness, contrast, panel technology, etc?
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> Also, do you think they are just simply making more widescreen monitors
> now, so of course the price will be cheaper?
Given that the lead time for one is 3-4 days and the other is 3-4
*weeks*... I'm guessing this has far more to do with market forces than
any technological difference in how "easy" it is to make 'em. ;-)
>> The part I can't figure out is... how is the monitor electrically
>> connected to the metal beam on the underside of my desk? (The desk
>> itself is wood. And the monitor housing is plastic.) So how the hell
>> did the charge get into the LCD??
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> Charge doesn't only go through conductors, one of the tests we do is to
> apply a discharge to the plastic casing of the display and to the front
> surface (which is definitely not a conductor), it makes its way fine to
> the electronics :-)
o_O
I guess if you apply a few thousand volts to something, life finds a way...
...wait...
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