Thin Film Transistor - a superior type of LCD screen, also referred to as an 'active matrix display', often used for portable computer displays - each of the screen's pixels is controlled by its own transistor, affording an enhanced resolution and refresh rate
(Digital cameras and photo printers) Thin Film Technology. Currently the highest quality of colour LC-Displays. TFT displays are used in notebooks as well as in digital cameras from OLYMPUS.
Thin Film Transistor, used in monitors to reproduce sharp images.
(Thin-Film-Transistor) Currently the highest quality of colour LC-Displays. TFT-displays are used in notebooks as well as in digital cameras
Thin-Film Transistor (screens)
(Thin-Film-Transistor) Currently the highest quality of colour LC-Displays. TFT-displays are used in notebooks as well as in digital cameras. 
Thin Film Transistor
Thin Film Transistor
Thin Film Transistor; used in screens commonly found on mobile phones. TFT displays are considered superior to LCD screens.
Thin-Film-Transistor. This technology is used mainly for manufacturing flat computer and video screens that are superior to the classic LCD screens. Colour quality, fast response time and resolution are excellent for video.
Transmission Fluid Temperature
TFT stands for Thin Film Transistor and is used in LCD screens commonly found on mobile phones. TFT displays tend to be superior to LCD screens
Thin-Film Transistor - A technology for building the LCD screens that are commonly found on laptop computers. TFT screens are brighter and more readable than dual-scan LCD screens, but consume more power and are generally more expensive.