LCD monitors can suffer from stuck pixels, broken pixels, and residual image problems that can be irritating to have on your screen. Here are some approaches to fixing these problems if they occur.

Nearly every LCD TV on the market has a problem: uniformity. Certain areas of the screen are going to be brighter than other areas. On dark scenes, this can be visible and sometimes distracting.

This is not a great problem on laptop computers, which are typically viewed straight-on from a close position. But, it can be a big problem for a television screen or a projection device because ...

“One of the problems associated with the manufacture of LCD displays include manufacturing a number of LCD displays, such as LCD monitors, that have fairly consistent displays in terms of sharpness, ...

Hi all,I have just received my new viewsonic vp201s LCD monitor today.Everything is fine until I noticed some horizontal red/blue/green line flashing across the screen. The lines could be very ...

While costlier plasma TVs rarely pose viewing angle problems, if you've ever tried to view a less costly LCD TV from a 70 or 80 degree angle, you've probably seen picture degradation.

LCD's are different from CRTs in the way that the screen is refreshed. Instead of the whole screen being refreshed at some fast rate, the specific pixels that need refreshing are changed.

Q. Is there an LCD television set that can work as a computer monitor as well?I’d like to do the home theater thing with the large TV screen but with it also doing double duty as a computer ...