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| By the first decade of the 21st century, developments in television display technology meant that in addition to the traditional cathode ray tube television set flat-screen displays had also become widely available. These flat-panel televisions, using liquid-crystal display (LCD) or plasma technology, can be hung on the wall, and have the advantage of much greater screen size and superior picture quality. | ||||||
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