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aperture grille

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The technology used for illuminating phosphors in Sony's CRT Trinitron monitors. Its results were especially valued in desktop publishing and graphic design circles for its color purity, color saturation and brightness levels. Sony phased out its 17" and 19" Trinitron displays in 2003, maintaining only the larger CRT screen models as the company moved further toward LCD panels. See slot mask.
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The company incorporates the strengths of NEC's worldwide leadership in LCD desktop and information displays, Ambix(TM), and MultiSync technologies, with Mitsubishi's market leadership in flat aperture grille CRT technology development.
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DNS manufactures electronic equipment including semiconductor production equipment, flat panel display (FPD) production equipment, PCB production equipment, measurement equipment for silicon wafers, LCDs, and PCBs, shadow masks and aperture grilles for CRT displays, graphic arts and desktop publishing equipment.
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0" viewable screen) P95f+ PerfectFlat display has a super fine aperture grille pitch of 0.
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