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For what LG Display claims is the first time in the industry, an RGB LED-backlit LCD monitor has begun mass production. The 17.1-inch LCD for notebook PCs uses three LED lamp colors--red, green, and blue--and has a color reproduction rate of 105 percent. According to LG, compared to conventional CCFL monitors, the LCD display in question can deliver 30 percent higher contrast ratio and 40 percent more color.

What's keeping the technology from being mass produced are "technical difficulties" regarding the process. Now that it's lined up for release, it'll benefit gamers and graphic designers greatly, even us, who are neither of the two, who just want to see stunning colors on our monitors. Hope it doesn't disappoint.



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