Also
known as Thin Film Transistor (TFT), an active matrix display is a
liquid crystal display found on notebook
computers and flat panel displays. With active matrix
displays, each pixel is controlled by
one to four transistors that commonly make the screens faster,
brighter and more colorful than passive matrix. Because of this
improved technology, active matrix screens commonly tend to be a more expensive but better
quality than a passive matrix display.
- Additional information
about LCD displays can also be found on our
LCD help page.
Also see: LCD, Matrix,
Passive
matrix display, Video
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