Laptops and Mobile Devices Lesson 002: Display Types Part 1

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What are the two main touchscreen interfaces that most mobile devices rely on?

Capacitive Touchscreen and multi-touch.

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Capacitive Touchscreen

Detect changes in electrostatic field and support singe touch.

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What are the benefit/s of capacitive touchscreens

They are cheap and easy to manufacture.

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What are the caveat/s to capacitive touchsreens?

They only support a single touch point at a time, limiting functionality.

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Multi-touch Touchsreen

Process multiple contact points simultaneously for advanced gestures.

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What does the functionality of multi-touch touchscreens allow?

The use of more advanced features like pinch to zoom.

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What are the caveat/s to multi-touch displays?

They are more expensive to manufacture.

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Which type of touchscreen interface is most widely used on most smartphones and tablets?

Multi-touch touchscreen due to versatility.

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What does LCD stand for?

Liquid Crystal Display.

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What does LED stand for?

Light Emitting Diode.

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What does OLED stand for?

Organic Light Emitting Diode.

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What does Mini-LED stand for?

Mini Light Emitting Diode.

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What are the four main display types?

LCD, LED, OLED, and Mini-LED.

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Liquid Crystal Display

Uses a liquid crystal material whose properties changed when voltage is applied to enable light to pass through and create the images.

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What are LCDs made up of?

Pixels.

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What is another word for what LCDs are made up of other than pixels?

Picture elements.

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What do pixels contain?

Subpixels for red, green, and blue colors known as RGB.

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What determines the resolution of LCD displays?

The number of pixels in the display.

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What does PPI stand for?

Pixels per inch.

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How are sharper images made possible in LCD displays?

By having more PPI.

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What makes an LCD display visible to end users?

A backlight behind every panel, which illuminates the liquid crystal material.

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What does CCFL stand for?

Cold Cathode Flourescent Lamp.

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What does the backlight in a LCD use for illumination?

A CCFL.

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What does a CCFL require for operation?

An inverter to convert the DC power from the battery into the required AC needed for power supply.

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Light Emitting Diode Display

Uses an LED backlight and are more energy efficient, thinner and lighter in weight than LCD displays.

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Besides the use of different backlights, what kind of display functions the same as an LED display?

An LCD display.

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What type of current do LED displays use for power supply?

DC.

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What contributes to LED displays being thinner than LCD displays?

There is no need for a current transformer turning DC into AC.