1.   Both types of imaging chips have an array of cells representing the individual picture elements, or pixels.

2.   Active matrix liquid crystal displays, now used for advanced laptop computers, use a separate transistor to control each picture element.

3.   But high-definition on these particular sets held more than three times as many picture elements, or pixels, the fundamental building blocks of a television picture.

4.   But instead of controlling each picture element with a transistor, Sony controls the pixels with plasma.

5.   In a liquid crystal display, the little dots that makes up an image, known as picture elements, or pixels, are controlled by transistors.

6.   In an electronic camera, an imaging chip is cross-hatched with tens of thousands of individual pixels, or picture elements.

7.   Pixels, or picture elements, are the dots of light on a television or monitor.

8.   Picture clarity is largely a matter of resolution, and that is determined by the number of picture elements, or pixels, on the television screen.

9.   Resolution is measured in pixels, short for picture elements, expressed by the number of pixels both horizontally and vertically.

10.   That is because with active-matrix technology, each dot on the screen, known as a picture element or pixel, is controlled by its own transistor.