What is the different between interlaced monitor and non-interlaced monitor?

Answer 1

interlace can be when the pictels [pixels] are addressed and programmed in one direction on alternate lines of the monitor and a second interlace will do that for the other lines remaining. some monitors are non-interlaced and the refresh rate can have an effect on the quality of the display, too low and there is flashing or flickering of the image [82hz or above at a 50hz power supply usually eliminates flicker on CRT monitors, a different value for 60hz power supply]. some monitors have gaps between lines and these can be closed up by stretching or blurring the pictels vertically or by using a defined infill process by instruction to the video or graphics cardT

Answer 2

interlace can be when the pictels [pixels] are addressed and programmed in one direction on alternate lines of the monitor and a second interlace will do that for the other lines remaining. some monitors are non-interlaced and the refresh rate can have an effect on the quality of the display, too low and there is flashing or flickering of the image [82hz or above at a 50hz power supply usually eliminates flicker on CRT monitors, a different value for 60hz power supply]. some monitors have gaps between lines and these can be closed up by stretching or blurring the pictels vertically or by using a defined infill process by instruction to the video or graphics card