![]() Such displays simulate higher color depths via dithering–a process that digitally simulates greater color depths than are really available. With three pixels representing the red, green, and blue primary colors, this means the number of simultaneous colors on screen is limited to 262,144. The response time of TN displays can be fast, but most of these monitors are limited to a color depth of 6 bits per pixel. Most low-cost LCD screens use TN (twisted nematic) technology. At first blush, it’s a great time to be a computer user: Big, bright displays with very fast response times cost a couple hundred dollars. Before diving into the minutiae of monitor calibration, I’ll talk a bit about displays themselves. ![]()
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