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**May actually force and scale to a resolution non-native to the input. HDTVs that scale EVERYTHING to 1080i aren't rare. That defeats the purpose of avoiding scaling (no input lag, native resolution, etc.), but you still get the other benefits (minus the "no input delay").
*No [[wikipediaWikipedia:Input_lag|input delay]]
*Very fast [[wikipedia:Response_time_%28technology%29|response times]]. Often referred to as phosphor delay.
*Vivid colors
*Mostly good Acceptable viewing anglesfor recent ones. Color shift varies by a panel. But nothing as severe as TN.
**Some panels may have an issue called 'black crush' which darkens the panel when viewed straightforward.
*Generally mid-range [[wikipedia:Response_time_%28technology%29|response times]] (will differ between panels), Blur/ghosting and overshoot issues is the main knock on VA panels.
====External links for LCD====
*No 1080P/Full HD option.
==[[Wikipedia:MicroLED|MicroLED]]==
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==Upscalers==
