FLATSCREEN

Etymology

Adjective

flatscreen (not comparable)

(of a television or monitor) Being slim from front to back, as opposed to earlier bulky models; like a flatpanel.

(dated) being flat square, having the image display surface of a display screen being flat

(dated) being vertically flat, having an image display surface of a CRT display screen that is vertically flat, but horizontally round

Noun

flatscreen (plural flatscreens)

A screen or device of this kind

Synonyms

• (a slim flat square display screen): flatpanel

Antonyms

• (flat square display): roundscreen

• (vertically flat display): roundscreen

Hyponyms

• (flat panel display): flatscreen LCD, flatscreen plasma, flatscreen OLED

• (flat square display): flat CRT, flatscreen CRT, rear-projection display

Source: Wiktionary



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