Exam 19: Display Technologies

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Why is PCIe a natural fit for video?

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Which HDMI connector is used in most contemporary tablet devices with an HDMI port?

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Which DVI connector accepts either a DVI-D or DVI-A connection?

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Describe the difference between landscape and portrait rotational modes.

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What display type uses twisted nematic (TN) technology?

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How do you repair an LCD monitor that is cracked?

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Which aspect ratio is used in widescreen monitors?

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Briefly list the two ways to set up multiple monitors.

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What unit is used to measure horizontal refresh rate (HRR)?

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What was the resolution of the earliest graphics cards?

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What term identifies how many colors can be displayed on a screen?

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How do you update video drivers in a Windows system?

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What should be used to clean LCD monitors?

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Every 3-D game stores a number of image files called _______________.

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What is the aspect ratio of the SXGA video mode?

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List three ways an inverter can cause damage to a technician or the component itself.

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Briefly describe the OpenGL API standard.

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How does CompTIA refer to privacy screens and what exactly is their function?

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Which video mode is the native resolution for many desktop LCD monitors?

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Which display screen quality is defined by phosphors that continue to glow after being struck by an electron beam?

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