10) Monitors CTR, LCD, Plasma, LED (OLED, AMOLED, Super Amoled), Curves, Tactile, Multitactil. -CTR: Definition of CRT monitor. A CRT monitor, or cathode ray tube, uses electrons to transfer images from a program source (probably a computer or antenna).

10) Monitors CTR, LCD, Plasma, LED (OLED, AMOLED, Super Amoled), Curves, Tactile, Multitactil.
-CTR: Definition of CRT monitor. A CRT monitor, or cathode ray tube, uses electrons to transfer images from a program source (probably a computer or antenna).
-LCD: An LCD screen (acronym for "liquid crystal" in English) is that thin screen, formed by a certain number of pixels that are placed in front of a light source. ... Liquid crystal allows light to pass from one polarizer to the other.
-Plasma: A plasma screen (from its acronym in English Plasma Display Panel) is a flat screen device commonly used in large format televisions (37 to 80 inches). It is also currently used in TVs of small formats, such as 32 inches.
-LED: A LED screen is an electronic device made up of LEDs, which can display data, information, images, videos, etc ... To the spectators close to it. It is characterized by being composed of light-emitting diodes or LEDs, derived from the English acronym LED.
-Curves: A plasma television with the peculiarity that it has a curvature on its screen that creates a better quality effect on the screen.
-Tactil: A touch screen (in English, touch screen), in some places also called tóuch, is a screen that through a direct touch on its surface allows the entry of data and commands to the device, and in turn shows the results previously entered ; acts as a peripheral input and output of data ...
-Multitactil: Multi-touch technology consists of a touch screen or touchpad that simultaneously recognizes multiple points of contact, as well as the software associated with it that allows interpreting such simultaneous interactions