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CTFT

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CTFT
(Color TFT) See TFT.
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The clothing is being developed by CTFT and the Intelligent Polymer Research Institute (IPRI) at the University of Wollongong.
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1-inch CTFT (color thin film transistor) display with impressive 1024 X 768 pixel resolution is perfect for a high quality gaming experience and DVD movie playback," said Vincent Win, Vice President, Strategic Sales, ATI Technologies Inc.
ATI'S RAGE MOBILITY 128 GRAPHICS PROCESSOR POWERS APPLE'S NEW IBOOK ... by EDP Weekly's IT Monitor
Other leading-edge components include a 6X DVD (digital versatile disk) drive, a 10-inch CTFT (color thin-film transistor) 'letterbox' display that lets users view DVD movies in wide-screen format, 128MB RAM (random access memory), S-video out, a 30GB (gigabyte) hard drive, and an optional large-battery that delivers seven hours of performance on a single battery charge, and over fourteen hours by dual batteries.
ATI's Marketshare-Leading RAGE MOBILITY-M selected for Fujitsu ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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