220-801 · Question #1136
Which of the following display types is typically found on tablets and monitors with wide viewing angles?
The correct answer is B. In-Plane Switching. In-Plane Switching (IPS) panels align liquid crystals horizontally (in-plane), which allows light to pass through at wider angles without color distortion. This makes IPS the preferred technology for tablets, professional monitors, and displays where consistent color accuracy…
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- ACathode Ray Tube
- BIn-Plane Switching
- CTwisted Nematic
- DOrganic LED
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In-Plane Switching (IPS) panels align liquid crystals horizontally (in-plane), which allows light to pass through at wider angles without color distortion. This makes IPS the preferred technology for tablets, professional monitors, and displays where consistent color accuracy is needed from off-axis viewing. Twisted Nematic (TN) panels are cheaper and faster but have poor viewing angles. CRTs are legacy tube-based displays. OLED uses organic compounds that emit light directly, offering great contrast but is not specifically noted for wide viewing angles as its primary selling point compared to IPS.
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