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Article: Balance of power; Digital edge: Low energy costs and falling prices are on your side if you choose LCDs over CRTs. (Tech).(liquid crystal displays vs cathode-ray tube screens)(Brief Article)
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- Entrepreneur
- Article date:
- November 1, 2001
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RISING ELECTRICITY COSTS AND FALLING prices for LCDs (liquid crystal displays) have reached the point where these slimline screens can now be considered mainstream alternatives to the ubiquitous CRT (cathode-ray tube). LCDs can also help keep a lid on your office electric bill. The typical LCD requires a quarter to a third of the electricity needed to power up and cool down a comparable CRT.
Switching to LCDs could make a noticeable difference not only in your budget, but also in the national power supply. Experts estimate that replacing only a tenth of the CRTs in service could save enough juice to avoid brownouts, blackouts and other electrical problems during ...
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