-=PCTechTalk=- My LCD produces too much heat?

If I am correct, all power used by a computer ultimately turns into heat, 
correct? LCD uses much less watts than a CRT but why does heat seem to pour 
out of the front of my Hanns-g 22" LCD after long useage? Uses 49 watt Max
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824254020#spec

The heat given off by a computer depends on several things. Type and speed 
of the CPU.
Type, size, and efficiency of the CPU cooler. Cleanliness of the CPU cooler. 
How many and what type of PCI cards you have installed. Case design and 
number/type of case fans are fitted
Ambient air temperature in the room. How hard the CPU is working (i.e. what 
process it is running) Type of graphics cardMake and design of the 
motherboard. ( I haven't gone Gman techie here, just relaying what I have 
read ) 
http://club.cdfreaks.com/f7/how-much-heat-does-computer-give-off-187993/

The heat doesn't seem to generate from the desktop up to the LCD and through 
it, maybe this is possible? It sure warms the room up, great in the Winter 
but not so in the Summer. Any other LCD users feel the heat from the front 
panel of your LCD? Thanks and a happy weekend to all.
Rudy 


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