A reflective LCD, on the other hand, hides all the transistors and wire beneath a smooth reflective layer of silicon, forming images by turning on or turning off the reflecting pixel. Theoretically, this should result in aperture ratios of more than 90 percent because there's no net to block the light. Includes 13W3 connectors for IBM, Sun and SGI workstations. Larger, heavier, more expensive than others in its class.
Color saturation needs improvement.
Noticeable onscreen stripes and dots from LCDs' construction and drive method. Manual zoom lens. Computer data and stereo audio, S-VHS and composite video with stereo audio inputs. I measured the In Focus LP740's brightness at 529 ANSI lumens in its wide-zoom setting, which is about 10 percent less than the manufacturer's claimed brightness of 600 lumens. With a 250-watt lamp, that's an average of less than two lumens per watt.