Panels

Flat display hardware. Plasma cells and panel cutaways, liquid crystal layers, backlights from fluorescent tubes to light emitting diodes, organic substrates, rear projection engines and micromirror arrays, curved and rollable screens. Plasma began in 1964 as a computer terminal part with inherent memory, forty years before it reached a living room and lost.

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  1. - MC Macau hotel room 鷺環海天度假酒店 Grand Coloane Resort 1918 Estrada de Hac Sa 路環 黑沙馬路 May 2017 Lnv2. A flat panel television in a hotel room at the Grand Coloane Resort on Hac Sa Road, Coloane, Macau, photographed in May 2017. Hotel rooms were among the first places most people encountered a wall mounted panel, because hotels replaced their sets faster than households did. The 1918 in the address is a street number and not a date.
  2. - Retroprojecteur-schema. Ce schéma très simplifié figure comment est constitué un téléviseur de type rétroprojecteur. Ce principe est similaire à celui des premiers téléviseurs à rétro-projection apparus durant les années 1930.
  3. - Various opto-couplers with a higher isolation voltage, 1983. Optocouplers rated for higher isolation voltages, photographed in 1983, from the Werk für Fernsehelektronik at 5 kV, Telefunken at 2.8 kV and ASEA at 5 kV. Isolation voltage is the whole point of the part: it lets a low voltage control circuit command a mains side circuit with no electrical path between them.
  4. - Various opto-couplers with scale, 1983. Optocouplers from several manufacturers photographed against a scale in 1983, including devices from the Werk für Fernsehelektronik in Berlin, Integral in Minsk, Siemens and Toshiba. Setting East German, Soviet, West German and Japanese parts side by side shows how far the same component design had converged across the political divide.
  5. - Tomytronic 3-D Thundering Turbo by Tomy, No. 7617, Made In Japan, Circa 1983 (3-D Electronic Handheld. The Tomytronic 3-D was a series of portable, handheld gaming devices released in the 1982 by Takara Tomy Co., Ltd. The Tomytronic simulated 3D by having two LCD panels that were lit by external light through a window on top of the device. Released in 1983, it was the first dedicated home video 3D hardware.[ from Flickr album "[ Vintage Handheld and Other Electronic Games ]" by Joe Haupt "A good source of information on vintage handheld electronic games is the Electronic Handheld Game Museum (Handheldmuseum.com).".
  6. - Japan: Liquid crystal colour TV. Archive footage of a Japanese liquid crystal colour television. Sharp fourteen inch active-matrix full-colour full-motion TFT-LCD of 1988 is the real beginning of LCD television as a television.
  7. - Televisore LCD, a colori, tascabile, a transistor - Citizen TC53-11.. Televisore tascabile di forma simile ad una radiolina, con custodia in similpelle nera Nella parte superiore è presente la scala di sintonia con indicati i canali A, C, D, G, H1, H2 per bande VHF e le frequenze da 21 a 30 per bande UHF, lo schermo a cristalli liquidi, una griglia a protezione dell'altoparlante. La regolazione della sintonia si ottiene mediante la manopola posta sul lato destro. Sullo stesso lato si hanno un connettore per la batteria, una rotella per la regolazione della luminosità e una per il volume, un connettore per le cuffie Sul lato sinistro si hanno un'antenna a stilo orientabile e un interruttore per l'accensione Sul retro si ha il vano per 4 batterie da 1,5V.
  8. - Samsung LE26R41BD and Yamada DVD player. A Samsung 26 inch widescreen liquid crystal television with a Yamada DVD player. The widescreen shape arrived with flat panels and the disc player beneath it, and the pairing dates the setup precisely.
  9. - Early HDTV setup, mid 2000s tech. Playstation 3 and VHS/DVD. NES/SNES emulator. TV is highly outdated but was released at over $3000 circa 2004.
  10. - Samsung LCD TV. A Samsung liquid crystal television in a home in Barcelona, photographed in December 2006. Flat panels were reaching ordinary households at this point, though LCD only overtook the tube in television sales in some markets from 2005.
  11. - Room @ Far East Plaza Hotel, Taipei. A room at the Far East Plaza Hotel in Taipei in 2007, with a flat panel set against the wall. In 2007 a flat panel was still a signal of a refurbished room rather than a standard fitting.
  12. - 2007TaipeiITMonth VIP Room Xbox360. A gaming area at Taipei IT Month in 2007 with flat panels set up for console play. Panels changed gaming because a large screen no longer meant a cabinet deep enough to need its own furniture.
  13. - 2007TaitronicsAutumn ITRI 3D Glasses. A 3D home entertainment demonstration by the Industrial Technology Research Institute at Taitronics in 2007. Stereoscopic 3D was pushed hard by panel makers for several years and then abandoned by all of them.
  14. - Panasonic TX-32LXD70F. A Panasonic Viera 32 inch liquid crystal television introduced to customers in 2007. A 32 inch panel at this date was a mainstream living room size, and it is the size class where LCD first beat the tube on price.
  15. - Security at City Hall MRT. Security features of City Hall MRT Station. CCTVs monitor every part of the station. Plasma displays on the station concourse show real-time video feed from those CCTVs to the public.
  16. - Sony oled. The Sony XEL-1, the first OLED television, sold between 2007 and 2010. Its panel was three millimetres thick because an OLED pixel makes its own light and needs no backlight behind it. Screen sizes stayed small for years because large OLED panels were extremely hard to manufacture without defects.
  17. - 2008Computex Microsoft Home Server Guide Area. A guide area at Computex in Taipei in 2008 using flat panels as display surfaces. Computex is held in Taiwan, which was also where a large share of the world's panels were being fabricated at the time.
  18. - 2008Computex Press Center at TWTC Hall 1 time zones and LCD TV. Liquid crystal displays showing world time zones in the press centre of Computex at the Taipei World Trade Centre in 2008. Panels made banks of small screens cheap enough to use as ordinary signage.
  19. - 2008LeisureTaiwan Day1 VideoLand PS3 Gaming Area. A console gaming area run by Videoland Television Networks at Leisure Taiwan in 2008. Flat panels made temporary event installations practical, since a tube set of the same size was barely portable.
  20. - Monitores LCD de 42´´de Control de Presentación. Liquid crystal control monitors in a broadcast gallery, showing the preview and transmission feeds side by side. Panels used for monitoring are judged on colour accuracy rather than brightness, which is a different specification from a domestic set.
  21. - Wall-mounted 36 inch flat panel Panasonic TV. A wall mounted 36 inch Panasonic flat panel in an office building in Palo Alto, California. Hanging a television flat against a wall is the thing a tube set could never do, and it changed where screens were put.
  22. - What's Inside A Plasma TV Screen?. What is inside a plasma television screen, filmed on the bench at the point when plasma was still a current product. LCD television sales exceeded CRT worldwide from late 2007, only two years after the CRT peak, which is one of the fastest category deaths in consumer electronics.
  23. - LG전자, 잔상 없앤 240Hz LCD TV 국내 출시. An LG liquid crystal television using backlight scanning to present 240 frames a second. Scanning the backlight rather than simply holding it on reduces the smearing that liquid crystal shows on fast motion, which was the technology's main weakness against the tube.
  24. - LED TV Cutaway - How it works demo from Toshiba. A Toshiba LED television cutaway used as a demonstration piece, showing the layers as a physical object. Plasma dominated large screens through the mid-2000s and lost to LCD on size, cost, power and brightness rather than on picture quality.
  25. - PLATO@50: PLATO Computer Learning System 50th Anniversary. The PLATO fiftieth anniversary event at the Computer History Museum. PLATO is the reason the plasma panel exists at all, and the panel reached television more than thirty years after it was invented for a classroom terminal.
  26. - Sony Internet TV hand kbd jeh. The keyboard supplied with a Sony internet television, photographed with a hand for scale in a Manhattan retail store. Early smart televisions shipped full keyboards because nobody had yet settled how a viewer should type on a screen across the room.
  27. - Teco TL4298TV in Central Pictures New World Building. A Teco 42 inch liquid crystal display mounted on the ceiling of the Vieshow cinema lobby in the Central Pictures New World Building, Taipei. Ceiling mounting is only practical because a panel weighs a fraction of the tube set it replaced.
  28. - PLATO@50: Innovations in Hardware. The hardware innovations session from the PLATO fiftieth anniversary, covering the plasma display among them. Naming Bitzer, Slottow and Willson together is the accurate form of the credit.
  29. - 70s Japanese drama at Raohe St. Night Market. A 1970s Japanese drama playing on a screen at the Raohe Street night market in Taipei. A panel set up in a market stall reaches an audience that is passing through rather than sitting down.
  30. - Nádraží Domažlice, LCD přehledy odjezdů. Domažlice-Bezděkovské Předměstí, Domažlice District, Plzeň Region, the Czech Republic. Train station "Domažlice".
  31. - CES 2012: NEW Sony's Crystal LED Display Technology. Sony introducing Crystal LED display technology at CES in 2012. MicroLED prices, volumes and model designations are not asserted here.
  32. - MediaPort Mounted on Wall. A large LCD television mounted on a wall, in an office environment, as part of a digital signage component that comprises the MessageNet systems Connections product. Image freely donated by MessageNet systems, to wikimedia, with all rights released.
  33. - Vnitřní LCD tramvaje Škoda 15T. Line information LC display in the interior of Škoda 15T tram. Prague, the Czech Republic. Petřiny Housing Estate.
  34. - Windows8 phone with flexible display (prototype). A flexible display prototype on a phone in 2013. Flexible and rollable panels are the current frontier and the prototypes are usually the only honest evidence.
  35. - Computer display, Rostov-on-Don, Russia. Computer display monitor. A tribute to Anton Corbijn. Rostov-on-Don, Russia.
  36. - E-DA World 天悅房間-3. A guest room at the E-DA Skylark Hotel in Taiwan with a wall mounted flat panel. Placing the screen flat against the wall rather than on a cabinet is the change that panels made possible.
  37. - Koryo Hotel - Flat Screen Arirang TV with access to BBC and other international news. A flat screen television in the Koryo Hotel in Pyongyang, North Korea, tuned to Arirang and with access to foreign channels. Hotels for foreign visitors receive broadcasts that are not available to North Korean households, so the hardware is ordinary and the access is not.
  38. - Vintage Casio Minature LCD Television, Model JY-70, Made in Japan. A Casio miniature liquid crystal television with a 2.3 inch screen, using an STN passive matrix panel and an analogue tuner. Passive matrix was cheap and slow, which is why early pocket LCD pictures smeared when anything moved.
  39. - How do plasma TVs work? I James May Q&A I Head Squeeze. A short explanation of how a plasma television works, from a BBC science strand. Each cell is a tiny fluorescent lamp: a gas discharge produces ultraviolet, which excites a phosphor, which is why plasma black levels were so good and why the panels ran hot.
  40. - Praha-Radotín, tabule odjezdů. Prague-Radotín, Czech Republic. Train station Praha-Radotín, a departure display.
  41. - ROCN 1st Seashark Squadron Recurit Booth. A Panasonic Viera liquid crystal television set up on a navy recruitment stall at Keelung, Taiwan, playing a promotional film for the missile boat squadron. A portable flat panel turned any trestle table into a screening room.
  42. - Samsung Curved UHD TV. A Samsung curved 65 inch LED backlit liquid crystal television. Curving the panel was argued to improve immersion at a single viewing position, and the format was dropped by most manufacturers within a few years.
  43. - How Digital Light Processing (DLP) works. Applied Science on how digital light processing works, with the micromirror device demonstrated. Each mirror in a DMD tilts thousands of times a second, and the whole projection image is made of those tilts.
  44. - Autobus XLD, informační panel. Prague-Hradčany, Czech Republic. Petřín hill, Strahovská street, a bus of funicular substitute line.
  45. - Exit 4, Taiwan Tohan booth entrance and Sony Bravia. A Sony Bravia liquid crystal television at the entrance to a publisher's booth at the 2015 Taipei Comic Exhibition. Exhibition stands treat a panel as a temporary fitting, hung and removed in a day.
  46. - Liberec, Žitavská, zastávka Nádraží, tabule odjezdů. Liberec III-Jeřáb, Liberec District, Liberec Region, Czech Republic. Žitavská street, tram and bus stop Nádraží, a departure display.
  47. - Liberec, tram 84, informační obrazovka. Liberec III-Jeřáb, Liberec District, Liberec Region, Czech Republic. Žitavská street, tram EVO2, an information screen.
  48. - Pardubice, vnitřní displej v trolejbuse. Pardubice I-Bílé Předměstí, Pardubice District, Pardubice Region, Czech Republic. Dašická street, a display in a trolleybus at line 1.
  49. - Taiwan Tohan booth entrance and Sony Bravia. A Sony Bravia panel marking a booth entrance at the 2015 Taipei Comic Exhibition. The screen is used as signage, a role that fell to panels once they became cheaper than printing and reprinting boards.
  50. - THSR Taichung Station Ticket Windows. Liquid crystal displays above the same day ticket windows at Taichung high speed rail station, Taiwan. Panels replaced mechanical split flap boards in stations because they can be rewritten instantly and cost less to maintain.
  51. - Tukuyomi Maid Hub. main entrance. A Sony Bravia liquid crystal television hung above the entrance of a themed restaurant in Taiwan, with a chalkboard beside it. Hanging a panel high in a doorway is a use no tube set could have served.
  52. - XC1, informační displej ve voze, tento spoj nezastavuje v zastávce Roztyly. Prague-Chodov, Czech Republic. Bus stop Opatov, a display in the bus line XC1.
  53. - Inside an LED LCD TV. Inside an LED-backlit LCD television. LED backlighting replaced cold cathode fluorescent tubes; the transition year and the marketing dispute over the term LED TV are not established in the sources and are not asserted here.
  54. - Hyderabad Hotel (20 May 2016). A room of a budget hotel in Hyderabad, India. This is where I stayed during my trip to Hyderabad in 2016.
  55. - BBC World News broadcast being censored in Thailand. A BBC World News broadcast about the accession of Crown Prince Vajiralongkorn as King Rama X of Thailand being censored, presumably due to lèse-majesté concerns. This television set was in a hotel in Bangkok, Thailand.
  56. - Informační panel v lince 194. Prague-New Town, Czech Republic. Křižíkova street, bus stop Florenc, a bus Stratos LF 38 of About Me.
  57. - New Taipei City Main Library Level 4 game room 2016. The game room on the fourth floor of the New Taipei City Main Library, fitted with flat panels for public use. Libraries installed screens once panels were cheap and shallow enough to mount in a shared room.
  58. - 中環廣場 The Wall Street Journal news on Samsung LCD TV at Central Plaza lobby. A Samsung liquid crystal television in the lobby of Central Plaza in Hong Kong. A panel in a building lobby is the commercial descendant of the shop window set, put there to hold the attention of people passing through.
  59. - Sony’s Crystal LED Display System – The Ultimate in Large-screen Picture Quality. Sony Crystal LED presented as a large-screen system. Modular self-emitting displays are assembled from tiles, which is how a screen can be made wall-sized.
  60. - OLED vs LCD: Smartphone Display Teardown and Comparison. iFixit comparing OLED and LCD by tearing both down. Seeing them side by side is the clearest statement of what self-emission changes.
  61. - Можно ли сделать ремонт матрицы телевизора?. Whether an LCD matrix can be repaired at all, argued through on the bench. LCD looked better under bright showroom lighting while plasma advantages in black level and motion only showed in a dark room; the set was chosen in the shop and watched at home.
  62. - Pulling Apart A Plasma TV. A plasma television pulled apart, showing the panel itself rather than a diagram of it. LCD television sales exceeded CRT worldwide from late 2007, only two years after the CRT peak, which is one of the fastest category deaths in consumer electronics.
  63. - 1997 Hitachi Rear Projection TV Tinkering, Suspended from Workshop Roof!. A 1997 Hitachi rear projection television opened up and suspended from a workshop roof to get at the engine. Early CRTs were limited to roughly nine inches mounted horizontally, which is the original reason projection existed at all.
  64. - 2020. 07.06 總統出席「國立臺灣博物館鐵道部園區開幕典禮」. The Railway Department Park of the National Taiwan Museum, with display panels installed in the exhibition. Museums adopted flat panels quickly because a screen can be recessed into a wall without a cabinet behind it.
  65. - 2020. 08.15 總統參拜「北屯南興宮」. A flat panel installed at the Nanxing Temple in Beitun, Taichung, during an official visit. Panels reached small local institutions in Taiwan quickly, since domestic manufacturing kept prices low.
  66. - DLP & LCD & Laser PROJECTOR - How They Work + TEARDOWN. DLP, LCD and laser projectors compared and torn down together, which makes the differences between the three light engines physical rather than theoretical. CCFL to LED backlight transition years and the quantum dot and QLED timeline are not established in the sources and are not asserted here.
  67. - Troubleshooting a Sony LCOS projection TV proving the fault. Troubleshooting a Sony LCoS rear projection television and proving the fault. LCoS and SXRD are the reflective liquid crystal engines that competed with DLP.
  68. - 如何拆液晶电视的屏幕,其实很简单,没有工具的新手也一样可以. A Chinese teardown showing how to take apart an LCD television screen with basic tools. The dates are earlier than most people expect: an LCD television existed in 1982 and Sharp fourteen inch active-matrix TFT-LCD of 1988 is where it becomes a television.
  69. - The first OLED TV - Sony XEL-1. Techmoan on the Sony XEL-1, the first OLED television, from 2007. It was eleven inches, three millimetres thick, and cost far more than a much larger LCD, which is the pattern every new display technology repeats.
  70. - 【分解】パナソニックのプラズマテレビを修理してみた ビエラ. A Japanese teardown and repair of a Panasonic Viera plasma television. Panasonic announced in late 2013 that it would stop producing plasma televisions from March 2014, and LG and Samsung both discontinued plasma in 2014.
  71. - California vu 55"led tv backlight problem don't repair led sheet how to solve this problem. A backlight problem on a fifty five inch set solved without replacing the whole LED sheet. The dates are earlier than most people expect: an LCD television existed in 1982 and Sharp fourteen inch active-matrix TFT-LCD of 1988 is where it becomes a television.
  72. - Structuring Light with Digital Micromirror Devices (Photonics West 2021). A conference talk on structuring light with digital micromirror devices. The DMD is a television component that turned out to be a general-purpose optical instrument.
  73. - 这台三星65寸曲面液晶电视,有点惨啊,拆了卖配件还能值多少钱. A Samsung sixty five inch curved LCD television dismantled for parts. The curved panel was a brief commercial fashion that left a lot of hardware behind.
  74. - Early 90's LCD portable TVs: Tour and test. Early 1990s LCD portable televisions toured and tested. The dates are earlier than most people expect: the Seiko Epson TV Watch of 1982 was the first LCD television, the Epson ET-10 and the Citizen Pocket TV both arrived in 1984, and sources differ on which counts as first.
  75. - 01.06 桃園市長鄭文燦與行政院長蘇貞昌及中央流行疫情指揮中心、前進指揮所團隊進行視訊會議 03. A video conference between the mayor of Taoyuan and the central epidemic command centre in Taiwan, conducted over large flat panels. Video conferencing put a broadcast sized screen into rooms that had never needed one.
  76. - Yie Ar Kung-Fu main menu on JVC display at 1F. A JVC liquid crystal display connected to a Nintendo Classic Mini console at a retro gaming exhibition in Taipei. Running a 1980s game on a modern panel is exactly the mismatch that drives collectors back to tube sets, because the original hardware was designed for a scanned raster.
  77. - how to replace polarizer film on sony TV LCD 24 inch we use long year ago. Replacing the polariser film on a Sony LCD television, an unusual repair that exposes the layer stack directly. LCD looked better under bright showroom lighting while plasma advantages in black level and motion only showed in a dark room; the set was chosen in the shop and watched at home.
  78. - Teardown of Worlds Slimmest MI TV I 55inch MI TV. A teardown of a very thin fifty five inch television. Thinness is achieved by moving electronics off the panel, not by making the panel simpler.
  79. - Это самая дорогая поломка! Ремонт МАТРИЦЫ ЖК телевизора. A Russian repair channel on replacing the LCD matrix itself, described as the most expensive failure there is. When the panel goes, the set is usually scrap, which is the economic fact behind the death of the repair trade.
  80. - 任天堂Switch OLED内部详细拆解!全新的内部构造,更小巧的主板,更结实的机身!. A detailed teardown of an OLED handheld, showing an OLED panel out of its housing. Plasma dominated large screens through the mid-2000s and lost to LCD on size, cost, power and brightness rather than on picture quality.
  81. - LED TV panel repair by CKV line cut.#Pro Hack. Panel-level repair on an LED television by cutting a gate line. This is repair at a depth almost nobody attempts and it exists mostly outside the West.
  82. - What's Inside a Monitor | LCD Display | Wipro | LED Inside Backlight Screen | Black pulse | Layers. What is inside a monitor, opened to show the backlight and the layer stack. CCFL to LED backlight transition years and the quantum dot and QLED timeline are not established in the sources and are not asserted here.
  83. - 液晶ディスプレイ、有機ELの仕組み!なぜ画が映るのか?. A Japanese explainer on how liquid crystal and OLED panels actually form an image. Japanese technical channels cover display physics in more depth than most English equivalents.
  84. - OLED Displays, How do they work?. How OLED displays work, explained at component level. An OLED pixel emits its own light, which is why the panel needs no backlight and why a black pixel is genuinely off.
  85. - Diagnosing Faulty Components With Hot Air Pioneer Kuro PDP-428XD 8 Blue Blink Repair. Component-level diagnosis on a Pioneer Kuro plasma panel using hot air. Plasma did not lose because the picture was worse: LCD improved in size, cost, power and brightness while plasma carried manufacturing constraints and an unshakeable burn-in reputation.
  86. - QLED TV teardown and analysis. A QLED television teardown and analysis. Quantum dot timelines and the QLED marketing sequence are not established in the sources, so this is captioned by what is in the panel.
  87. - Sony Crystal LED at ISE 2022. Sony Crystal LED at a professional display show. Crystal LED is Sony microLED product, a modular self-emitting array rather than a single panel.
  88. - All new faregates at Gallery Place Chinatown Metro Station. All new ticket barriers "faregates" at Gallery Place Chinatown Metro station in DC. These are located at the station's elevator entrance. Depicted above the faregates are surveillance cameras with monitors instead of a typical station attendant.
  89. - Sampo C1. A Taiwanese version of a compact television computer, licensed by Sharp to Sampo. Licensing a design to a local manufacturer was how Japanese firms supplied the Taiwanese market before Taiwanese panel makers became major producers in their own right.
  90. - Samsung TV UE55F9000 with Sonos soundbar. Samsung 55-inch-TV UE55F9000 with a soundbar of the type Sonos Playbar. The items are positioned on a black lowboard.
  91. - Sony Rear Projection TV Teardown and Analysis. A Sony rear projection television teardown. Mitsubishi, the last manufacturer, stopped making rear projection sets in 2012, and the decisive consumer factor was that a rear projection set cannot be wall-mounted.
  92. - The CRAZY PHYSICS of LED Displays!. The physics of LED displays explained. The distinction between an LED-backlit LCD and a true LED display is the single most common confusion in this subject.
  93. - How to Open LG OLED TV For Board Replacement or Power Supply Replacement Repair or Fix. Opening an LG OLED television for board replacement, showing how a modern set comes apart. LCD television sales exceeded CRT worldwide from late 2007, only two years after the CRT peak, which is one of the fastest category deaths in consumer electronics.
  94. - Oral History of Don Bitzer. The Computer History Museum oral history of Don Bitzer, in his own words. The first practical plasma video display was co-invented in 1964 at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign by Donald Bitzer, H. Gene Slottow and graduate student Robert Willson, for the PLATO computer teaching system, to get a display with inherent memory and cut terminal cost. Plasma was not invented for television.
  95. - How to Fix White Spots Without Cracking your LCD Screen! LG TV Backlight LED Lenses Repair 50LB5610. Fixing white spots on an LCD screen by repairing the backlight lenses without cracking the panel. The fault is a mechanical one in the optical stack rather than an electronic one.
  96. - Crystal LED | B/C-series / BH/CH-series | Sony | Official Video. Sony Crystal LED B and C series, filmed as installed hardware. Plasma dominated large screens through the mid-2000s and lost to LCD on size, cost, power and brightness rather than on picture quality.
  97. - LCD TV Repair Course, How Liquid Crystal Display Works | Internal Structure of LCD Screen. The internal structure of an LCD screen laid out layer by layer as part of a repair course. Backlight, diffuser, polariser, liquid crystal layer, colour filter and second polariser is the whole stack.
  98. - DDRMAX2 (US) on PlayStation 2. Pictures from Anthrohio, which was May 26-28, 2023, in Columbus, OH. Attendance was 1,255 and they raised $8258.75 for their charity, Ohio Nature Education.
  99. - A Revolution in iPhone Screen Repair: Lasers!. Laser-based screen repair, filmed inside the repair industry that has grown up around bonded display stacks. The dates are earlier than most people expect: an LCD television existed in 1982 and Sharp fourteen inch active-matrix TFT-LCD of 1988 is where it becomes a television.
  100. - DLP Rear Projection TV Teardown + Analysis & How It Works. A DLP rear projection television teardown with an explanation of the light path. Rear projection is the technology that lost twice, to the direct-view CRT in the 1950s and to the flat panel in the 2000s.
  101. - ВЫКИНУТЬ? Восстановление матрицы SMART TV Samsung KU MU NU RU TU AU. Recovering a Samsung smart television matrix rather than discarding the set. LCD looked better under bright showroom lighting while plasma advantages in black level and motion only showed in a dark room; the set was chosen in the shop and watched at home.
  102. - Dongyi Pork Ribs Restaurant. The indoor view of the Dongyi pork ribs restaurant, with a flat panel fitted into the dining room. Restaurants mount panels high on the wall where a tube set could never have been placed.
  103. - 松山水福宮 Songshan Shuifu Temple 12. A flat panel installed inside the Songshan Shuifu Temple in Taipei. Temples use screens for scheduling and ritual information, putting the panel into a building type that predates it by centuries.
  104. - Interior of Executive Guestroom of the Grand Hi-Lai Hotel, Kaohsiung-03.2024-11-11. An executive guest room on the fortieth floor of the Grand Hi-Lai Hotel in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, with a flat panel television. The panel is treated as part of the wall surface, which is how the set stopped being furniture.
  105. - LG 50 inch Backlight Repair 8000 Series...EASY!. An LG fifty inch backlight repair carried through. Backlight LED strips fail long before the panel does.
  106. - Pioneer Plasma TV Totally Dead. A dead Pioneer plasma television diagnosed. Pioneer exited plasma in February 2009, ending the Kuro line, which enthusiasts still cite as the best consumer picture ever sold.
  107. - Frameless TV Panel Opening & Fitting Process to Change the Backlight | Xpert Technician. Opening a frameless television panel to change the backlight, which is the most common serviceable failure in a modern set. CCFL to LED backlight transition years and the quantum dot and QLED timeline are not established in the sources and are not asserted here.
  108. - 2 4 inch TFT LCD Teardown Inside TFT LCD Display Layer Structure Explained. A small TFT LCD torn down to show the display layer structure directly rather than in diagram form. LCD television sales exceeded CRT worldwide from late 2007, only two years after the CRT peak, which is one of the fastest category deaths in consumer electronics.
  109. - Every Major TV Screen Types Explained | CRT, PLASMA, LCD, LED, Mini-LED, QLED, OLED. Every major television screen type compared, from CRT through plasma, LCD, LED, mini-LED, QLED and OLED. Useful as an inventory of the hardware in this facet, with the caveat that marketing terms and engineering terms are not the same thing.
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