To save bandwidth, some versions of these objects make use of a technique in which all odd lines, then all even lines, are traced. That technique is called interlacing. Most Windows NT-based operating systems use a setting of 60 hertz as the default refresh rate for these pieces of hardware. Older examples of them can suffe
To save bandwidth, some versions of these objects make use of a technique in which all odd lines, then all even lines, are traced. That technique is called interlacing. Most Windows NT-based operating systems use a setting of 60 hertz as the default refresh rate for these pieces of hardware. Older examples of them can suffer from phosphor burn-in, while newer versions can suffer from dead or stuck pixels. For 10 points, identify these pieces of computer hardware, which are now less likely to use CRTs than LCDs, and which are used to display images.
To save bandwidth, some versions of these objects make use of a technique in which all odd lines, then all even lines, are traced.
computer {monitors} [accept {cathode ray tubes} or {CRTs} until "{pixels}"]