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liquid crystal display
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liquid crystal display (LCD),
a thin membrane containing liquid crystals, used for displays in computers and monitoring equipment.

display [dis-pla´]
something presented for viewing, such as on a computer screen.
liquid crystal display a thin membrane containing liquid crystals, used for displays in computers and monitoring equipment.


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