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    In 2017, the world spent $1,537 Billion on cell phones, $105 Billion on TVs, $101 Billion on Laptops and Tablets, and $27 Billion on PC monitors and projectors.

    What do all of these have in common? Screens! The Average American Household has 7 screens in their house.

    Screens have been with us for nearly a century.

    But nothing lasts forever.

    Categories:
    Computer Science – Computer Graphics
    Technology – Consumer Electronics
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