Explain the difference between interlaced and non interlaced monitors
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INTERLACED IMAGE LOADS an early degraded version as soon as possible and progressively renders it.
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The difference between interlaced and non-interlaced monitors are as follows:
- The electron beam in an interlaced monitor makes two runs to generate a complete image: it skips every other row on the first run, then returns to fill in the gaps.
- A non-interlaced monitor completes the task in a single run, tracing each row in order.
- Interlaced displays are easier to manufacture and thus less expensive, however, they aren't as excellent as non-interlaced monitors.
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