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ALSO CALLED: Multiscanning Monitors, Visual Display Terminals, Monitors, Terminals, 17-inch Monitors, Scanning Monitors, Cathode Ray Tubes, Multisynch Monitors, VDT, Video Display Terminals, 19-inch Monitors, Video Terminals, Video Displays, Computer Terminals, 21-inch Monitors, CRT, and 15-inch Monitors DEFINITION: In computers, a monitor is a computer display and related parts packaged in a physical unit that is separate from other parts of the computer. Notebook computers don't have monitors because all the display and related parts are integrated into the same physical unit with the rest of the computer. In practice, the terms monitor and display are used interchangably.
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Tapping into the Universal Video API: Hardware Acceleration through the Intel® Media SDK sponsored by Intel JOURNAL ARTICLE: This article offers an in-depth overview of the just-released Intel Media SDK, an API that offers a single-source approach for targeting a broad range of Intel architectures. Posted: 28 Oct 2009 \| Published: 28 Oct 2009 TOPICS: Digital TV \| Graphics Peripherals \| Graphics Software \| Streaming Media Services \| Streaming Video Software \| Video Editing Software \| Video Equipment

Video Solutions: Understanding Video Quality sponsored by Motorola, Inc. WHITE PAPER: An understanding of the effect of factors such as resolution, frames per second, video codec, packets per second, and bit rate on bandwidth requirements will enable network operators to correctly design communications infrastructure networks that will support video applications. Read on to learn more. Posted: 21 Aug 2009 \| Published: 21 Aug 2009 TOPICS: Frame Relay Protocols \| Network Architectures \| Network Best Practices \| Network Capacity \| Network Infrastructure \| Network Management \| Network Provisioning \| Network Traffic Analysis \| Network Traffic Management \| Video Display Standards \| Video-on-Demand \| Video-over-DSL \| Videoconferencing Standards

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