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flat-screen TV
/flˈætskɹˈiːn tˌiːvˈiː/
/flˈatskɹˈiːn tˌiːvˈiː/
Flat-screen TV
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a thin and sleek television with a flat panel display, offering a space-saving design compared to older CRT TVs
What is a "flat-screen TV"?
A flat-screen TV is a type of television with a thin, flat display, as opposed to older, bulky tube-style TVs. It uses modern technologies such as LCD, LED, or OLED to create clear and bright images. Flat-screen TVs are popular for their slim design, making them easier to mount on walls or fit into tight spaces. They offer better picture quality, energy efficiency, and thinner profiles compared to older CRT models. These TVs are available in various sizes and resolutions, including HD, 4K, and even 8K, providing an enhanced viewing experience.
Examples
The flat-screen TV in the café shows the news all day long.
I love watching sports on a big flat-screen TV with high resolution.
