flatscreen

/ ˈflætˌskriːn /

noun

1. 1. a slimline television set or computer monitor with a flat screen

   2. ( as modifier )

      a flatscreen television

Example Sentences

The new flatscreen television where the whole family watched soccer games streaming from Britain and France and Spain and Brazil?

From Salon

Two students manoeuvred a flatscreen television through protesters and metal security barriers.

From BBC

Flatscreen videos employed imagery related to medieval, Renaissance and Baroque devotional paintings.

From Los Angeles Times

About 20 years ago, for example, Zagorsky says a new flatscreen TV would typically go for several thousand dollars — meaning that a 15% or 20% off Black Friday deal could mean saving hundreds.

From Seattle Times

"Influencers are a good way for brands to speak to a select group of people. It's just another piece of equipment in your armament. When TV came along, it didn't kill radio, radio didn't kill the theatre, flatscreen TVs didn't kill cinema - the brilliant thing today is you've got options. But you have to understand the principles by which brands grow. Principles remain, practices change."

From BBC