display architecture

Display architecture refers to how a display device, like a monitor or TV, organizes and processes visual information to produce images. It involves components such as the display panel, which shows images; the graphics processing unit (GPU), which creates and manages visual data; and the interface, which connects the GPU to the display. The architecture determines how efficiently images are rendered, how colors and resolutions are handled, and overall display performance. Think of it as the blueprint that ensures the images you see are accurate, clear, and smoothly rendered according to the device's capabilities.