LCD monitors and displays are both terminal display devices and LCD products, and their size and appearance are not significantly different. So, what is the difference between a typical display and a LCD monitor?

1. Standard planning. The standard planning for using LCD monitors for monitoring purposes ranges from tens of inches to hundreds of inches. Flash devices are mainly used for connecting computer standards, with the majority being within 30 inches.

2. The frequency of improvement is not consistent. The frequency of the LCD monitor should be below 50Hz (imitation), and the flash device is important up to 75Hz.

3. The output flag code interface is not compatible. The LCD monitor outputs AV signals that mimic video signals, and is compatible with outputting other signal sources such as VGA and YPbPr;

4. Image processing reward and punishment module management and planning. There are significant differences in the image processing, reward, punishment, and management strategies between LCD monitors and flashers.

5. The components used in LCD monitors are not compatible, and the management of current, power consumption, temperature, and resistance to electrical interference, as well as the material dryness and redundancy of electrical shocks, as well as the uniformity and unstoppability of fraud, are more significant.

6. The color of the composite material is dry. LCD monitors will faithfully reproduce the monitored scene, striving for realism. The flasher will continuously enhance the image, ensuring a more secure and comprehensive viewing quality, so it cannot restore the real monitoring scene.

7. The focus component does not adhere properly. The LCD monitor receives a shared LCD panel, which is physically more rigid than a neat flasher, such as viewing angle, year, brightness, etc.