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What Is a Response Time?

Response time, in the context of displays, refers to the time it takes for a pixel to change from one color to another and then back again. It is a critical specification for electronic displays such as LCD monitors, LED monitors, and other types of screens. Response time is measured in milliseconds (ms) and is an important factor, particularly in fast-paced visual applications such as gaming and video playback.

What is the unit of measurement for response time?

Response time is typically measured in milliseconds (ms). Common response time values for displays range from 1ms to 5ms, with lower values generally indicating faster response times.

What is the response time of the smart board?

The response time of a smart board can vary depending on the specific model and manufacturer. Smart boards, also known as interactive whiteboards, are not typically marketed with response time specifications in the same way as gaming monitors or traditional displays.

Response time is more commonly associated with technologies like LCD and LED displays, where the speed at which pixels change colors is crucial, particularly for fast-motion content.

The touch response time of Armer smart board is 7 ms± 1ms