transflective
(adj.) A type of LCD screen in which the pixels are illuminated from both the front of the monitor��s screen and from behind the screen, combining the illumination characteristics of both transmissive and reflective technologies. Transflective LCDs work under any lighting condition, from complete darkness to bright sunlight.
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