Flat Panel Displays

Flat panel displays are thin, lightweight screens used in devices like TVs, monitors, and smartphones. They work by electronically controlling tiny display elements—pixels—to produce images. Common types include LCD (liquid crystal display) and LED (light-emitting diode) screens. LCDs use liquid crystals and a backlight to create images, while LEDs are a type of LCD that use light-emitting diodes for brightness and color. These displays offer high resolution, vibrant colors, and slim profiles, making them ideal for modern electronics and providing a clear visual experience in various sizes and applications.