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Firmware: Firmware is software that runs on very small processors that makes a hardware device function correctly. Firmware is rarely or never replaced, and you generally interact with it through hardware controls (buttons, lights, switches) instead of computer controls (mouse, keyboard, screen). Firmware often is used to produce small useful behaviors for a much bigger piece of hardware - for example, your WiFi radio has firmware that allows it to provide radio signal information in a format that is useful for your computer’s main processor.
Wristwatches, calculators, computer mouses and car key fobs all have firmware.
Liveware: Liveware describes the people who make a computer system work behind the scenes, usually to perform a small complex task that a computer can’t do. You often won’t notice. For example, Google’s voice recognition engine is mostly automated, but there are hundreds of people who see sentences that the software didn’t understand to help the system understand the sentence better.
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BASIS FOR COMPARISON | CRT | LCD |
Stands For | CRT stands for “Cathode Ray Tube“ | LCD stands for “Liquid Crystal Display“. |
Major components | Vacuum glass tube, phosphor screen, electron gun, deflection plates. | Glass plates, nematic liquid crystal, internal light source. |
Size | CRT is weighted, bulky, and large in size. | LCD is light, compact, and thin in size. |
Weight | Heavier | Lighter |
Power Consumption | It consumes High power. | It consumes low power. |
Power Consumption | It consumes High power. | It consumes low power. |
Image Flickering | Image Flickering is there in CRT. | No Image Flickering is there on LCD. |
Color | CRT is like Black. | LCD is like White. |
Image Retention | Image Retention is not there in CRT. | Image Retention is there on LCD. |
Cost | It is less expensive. | It is more expensive. |
Image Forming | Electron Gun is used to form images. | Liquid crystals are used to form images. |
Response | CRT having a good response. | LCD has a slow response. |
Benefits | Panels weigh less than plasma; use less energy; light; thinner; emits less electromagnetic radiation; no bleeding or smearing | Easy to move as cannot be wall-mounted; good picture quality; cheaper; wide viewing quality; sharper image quality; multiple resolutions |
Limitations | Picture slightly less natural and “filmlike” than plasmas; slower refresh rate; limited viewing angle; blacks are brighter; susceptible to burn-out and image persistence; dead or stuck pixels may appear | Heavier, small screens; old technology (obsolete); susceptible to burn-ins |
Where Used | CRT is used in Televisions and was used in old computer monitors. |
LCD is used in flat screens. |
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