There are several ways you can mount the LCD. Some people will mount the LCD inside the computers open CD-Rom bays, but I have 2 drives out of 4 open spots which didn’t leave me with any room for the ...

The last time I built a wooden all-in-one 19" LCD PC, my family wanted it in the kitchen and my mother wanted it in hers. To keep everyone happy, I built my mother another one (pictured above and ...

Take for instance, the MSI 17″ LCD all-in-one PC. This really does look quite similar to the iMac, where as the Quixun All-In-One doesn’t look much like anything.

I've put the top and bottom lid on my new sub-$400 all-in-one dual-core LCD PC and mounted an 802.11 b/g USB adapter to it so I can use the computer anywhere in the house.

All laptops and most desktop computer systems sold today come with LCD monitors. However, there are a few reasons why you might still prefer CRT over LCD when picking out your next monitor.

This GPNC 70-inch LCD PC is big. It’s like an iMac, in that the computer is built into the screen, except it’s way too big to sit anywhere near and probably isn’t built quite as solidly as ...

This 6.4-inch panel-mount LCD computer is made for factory automation, facility monitoring, machine automation and environmental monitoring. It has a 3.5-inch embedded board that uses a VIA Eden ...

LCD computer monitors are not only thinner and lighter than the bulky cathode ray tube (CRT) desktop monitors, but they use less power.

Choosing the best LCD computer monitors in 2025 can make a big difference in how you work or relax at your desk. A good monitor means clearer pictures, less eye strain, and smoother handling of ...

Those of you who read my late June teardown of Acer’s AL1916Wabd LCD computer monitor: might have been surprised that I seemingly gave up so easily on reviving the display. At least I didn't throw it ...

Remember when your computer LCD display had that brand-new, fresh out-of-the-box shine? If it's looking a bit dull lately, we'll show you how to safely give it a good cleaning.

LANSING, MI — Michigan consumers have the chance to cash in on a $1.1 billion settlement fund for a class-action lawsuit involving LCD flat screen TVs, computer monitors and laptops.