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When referring to a display, the contrast ratio is a figure used
to measure the luminance difference between the brightest white and
the darkest black. The contrast ratio will be listed as y:z where
'y' is the brightest white and 'z' is the darkest black. An example
of a standard contrast ratio for computer monitors and LCD displays
is 200:1, a number higher than this, such as 600:1, will have a
brighter display. Also see: Contrast,
Luminance, Video
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