The process of digitization or quantization so the brightness and color of each pixel can be measured and turned into digital values. One of several optical faults that can cause a loss of sharpness. In theory, a material that perfectly reflects all light energy at every visible wavelength. The amount of time required to acquire a block of data from a storage device and read it into the computer system. In theory, it transfers text, graphics and images between computers, no matter the platform, without altering the original format.
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A type of plastic used for flat and formed surfaces. An adhesive made of acrylic polymers. An ink with an acrylic component. Active-Matrix Display A type of flat panel LCD display used in laptop and portable computers. Active matrix displays produce a superior image to passive matrix displays.