in the panels. Since the pixels are bigger, the width of the transistors (and consequently the transistor W/L, for those of you who know a little about CMOS technology) is larger. That means that the transistors in the pixels are more conductive than the ones...

of 1024 x 768 provides a standard allowing for better comparison between different computers and their graphics controllers. In the case of the WinBook X610, its XGA display offers a maximum resolution of only 1024 x 768, so we had to conduct only one round...

feat to assemble several million of them side by side. Then, the front electrode must be made as transparent as possible; ITO (indium tin oxide) is used because it's both conductive and transparent. Unfortunately, plasma displays can be so large, and the ITO...

How Does It Work? How a capacitive screen operates (source: Elo) Here, the glass surface of the screen is covered with a conductive deposit, generally indium tin oxide (ITO), which is transparent in very small thicknesses. This conductive layer is connected...

worked on the puppets for Spitting Image and its ElekTex fabric doesn't conceal wires or circuits that can wear out or break. The fabric itself is the conductor; there are two layers of fully conductive fabric and a partially conductive layer in the middle....

Compare the size of the CPU cooler from the HP nx6125 to the Turion 64 CPU. The cooling fins for the cooler for the 25 Watt Turion 64 (right) are made of aluminum, and the cooler for the Pentium M 750 is made of more expensive, but more heat conductive copper...