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Draw a line connecting each item on the left to its match on the right.
| Left column | Right column | |
|---|---|---|
| 1LED-backlit LCD | ALED stands for Light Emitting Diode, not Liquid Emitting Display. The diode is the light source. | |
| 2LED backlight | Bscreen.thickness = thin | |
| 3An LED screen is thinner than an older screen with a bulb backlight because LEDs are tiny | CLED screens use LOW power, not high power. This is one advantage over older backlights. | |
| 4Big outdoor billboards can use LEDs as the pixels themselves, so each pixel makes its own light | Dpixel = LED | |
| 5LED screen: power use = very high | EA bright, thin light source made of light emitting diodes that uses less power than older backlights | |
| 6LED = Liquid Emitting Display | FAn LCD panel that has a layer of light emitting diodes behind it to light up the picture |
Complete each line of code by filling in the missing parts.
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LED screen — A screen that uses light emitting diodes as its light source, as a backlight for an LCD panel or as the pixels themselves. It is bright, thin and uses little power.OUTPUT "LED screens are bright and thin"IF backlight = "LED" THENIF powerUse = "low" THEN
OUTPUT "LED backlight saves energy"
ENDIFIF type = "LED" AND thin = TRUE THEN
OUTPUT "Slim LED TV"
ENDIFIF pixels = "LED" THEN
OUTPUT "Billboard screen"
ENDIF