flat-screen display
[flæt skriːn dɪˈspleɪ]
nounpl: flat-screen displays
tela plana
1. a thin electronic visual display device with a flat surface, typically using LCD, LED, or OLED technology, as opposed to older curved cathode ray tube (CRT) monitors
The new flat-screen display is much lighter and takes up less space than the old CRT monitor.
A nova tela plana é muito mais leve e ocupa menos espaço do que o antigo monitor de tubo.
2. a television or computer monitor featuring modern thin panel technology
She installed a flat-screen display on the wall of her living room.
Ela instalou uma tela plana na parede de sua sala de estar.
Flat-screen displays revolutionized home entertainment and office workspaces in the 2000s, becoming a status symbol of modernity. In Brazil, the transition from CRT monitors to flat screens coincided with increased technological adoption in homes and businesses. Today, the term is universally understood and commonly used when discussing modern display technology in both casual and professional contexts.
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