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Flat Panel Displays - Hardware Primitives

1.  Flat panel displays have now become more common. These include liquid crystal displays (LCD) and thin film electroluminescent displays. 

2.  In raster or random scan display systems a special purpose processor for graphics is used and is called graphics controller.


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