The horizontal resolution expansion matrix was expanded based on the standard XGA, increasing the resolutions from 1024 by 768 to three different panoramic options: 1280 by 800, 1360 by 768 and 1366 by 768. Higher resolutions offer quality of image clearer than VGA, SVGA or even XGA, but WXGA screens have another important distinguishing feature. 

It is the high definition resolution of a screen that has 1920 horizontal pixels by 1080 vertical pixels. 

Is a technology that improves the image quality by adding a greater dynamic range of light and colors, bringing it closer to reality. It is used in photography, in infographics and, for a few months, in televisions. Although in all these cases the objective is the same, the techniques used are different.

Is an image, video or sound system with higher resolution than the standard definition, reaching resolutions of 1280 × 720 pixels and 1920 × 1080 pixels.

Is the name by which a person-computer interaction technique is known and the hardware that applies it. Multi-touch technology consists of a touch screen or touchpad that simultaneously recognizes multiple points of contact, as well as the software associated with it that allows interpreting these simultaneous interactions.

Has been an electronic element very common in the past decade, and are still used frequently today. This type of monitor is quite simple to use and this is one of the reasons for its growing popularity. There are three basic systems to recognize when a user touches a screen: resistive, capacitive and the surface acoustic wave system.

Curved screens have a positive side: the curvature allows you to have a better experience at short distances. Not that it is a very different evolution compared to large flat screens, but rather the evolution of very wide flat screens of 21: 9. 

AMOLED monitor: is an OLED-based screen manufacturing technology. It has an upward importance due to its use in mobile devices, such as mobile phones.

Is a type of diode that is based on an electroluminescent layer formed by a film of organic components that react to a certain electrical stimulation, generating and emitting light by themselves.

Basically these screens are made up of tiny dots. They have two layers of polarizing material. A liquid crystal solution is introduced between the layers. Then an electrical signal causes the crystals to be aligned in such a way as to prevent or not the passage of light.