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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.


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In March, Canon held a press conference to show investors that it is the world's best in copiers, laser printers, digital cameras, digital video cameras and equipment for making liquid crystal displays.
New requirements for computers include increased energy efficiency and durability, exposure limits for electromagnetic emissions, a more specific recycling policy, and a limit on the mercury content of liquid crystal displays.
As reported in the May 3 issue of the journal Nature, IBM has demonstrated a new non-contact method that uses beams of ions - electrically charged atoms - to align the liquid crystal molecules inside the flat-panel liquid crystal displays used in portable and desktop computers and other electronic devices.
 
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