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AMLCD
(redirected from Active Matrix Liquid Crystal Display)

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AMLCDActive Matrix Liquid Crystal Display


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The upgraded displays are full-color, high-resolution Active Matrix Liquid Crystal Displays (AMLCDs) that provide precise navigation/time reference, digital tactical imagery and enhanced graphics and video imagery, either individually or in combination.
L-3 electronic systems awarded $89.6 million production contract for ... by EDP Weekly's IT Monitor
Realizing that our medical staff, hospital staff, and board of directors could interpret vivid color graphics much easier than black and white overheads, we used a 3M Projection Panel Model 5300, with a true color active matrix liquid crystal display.
Formatting and presenting quality data to medical staffs and hospital ... by Hebbeler, Greg / Physician Executive
Kopin CyberDisplays are the world's smallest active matrix liquid crystal displays (AMLCDs) featuring color filter technology.
Kopin Puts the 'Big Screen' in a Pair of Shades; New, Stylish Virtual ... by Business Wire
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