What are between pixels in a montitor?

Question

What's between the spaces? Any difference between plasma, LCD, CRT?

Answer 1

There is no space between pixels in a monitor a monitor screen is divided into squares by lines which are horizontal and vertical on the screen. if the lines are close then pixels have small size.and the resolution(length * breadth) will be more.

CRT means cathode ray tube
means there is a electron gun which constantly bombards rays to a chemical layer behind the screen which gives picture the speed of the gun gives the refresh rate of the monitor in hertz

LCD liquid crystal display monitors have a substance half between liquid and solid filled between two layers divided into small boxes when various voltages of electricity is passed to these they glow giving light which forms
a picture but they are slow as the charge will not settle down quickly resulting in low refresh rates and resolutions

PLASMA works similar to the LCD monitors
where as plasma monitors are

Answer 2

there is nothing between the "spaces"

pixels are next to eachother on a screen.

this might help.... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_display_technology