TV Technology immune to Burnin
10-31-04, 09:16 PM
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Those are the two technologies known for being more resistant to burn-in. DLP cannot burn in (it uses color wheels instead of any sort of phosphor), however, LCD can burn in (I have burn in on my HP2023 LCD).
The technology on sets are really ramping up, LCD burn-in is so rare that many still believe it's impossible, the latest plasmas are stating in their user manuals that they are as burn-in resistant as a CRT, etc.
-JR
The technology on sets are really ramping up, LCD burn-in is so rare that many still believe it's impossible, the latest plasmas are stating in their user manuals that they are as burn-in resistant as a CRT, etc.
-JR
10-31-04, 10:13 PM
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Originally posted by juicerocket
...the latest plasmas are stating in their user manuals that they are as burn-in resistant as a CRT, etc.
...the latest plasmas are stating in their user manuals that they are as burn-in resistant as a CRT, etc.
11-01-04, 06:23 PM
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LCD, LCD-FP, DLP-FP, DLP-RP, LCD-RP, LOCS-RP, LCOS-FP are all immune to burn in.
[Ok, Some LCD Tvs have shown burn in. The manufacturer has replaced the panels, outside ofthe warrenty. I've only heard about the Sharps doing this. Kudos to Sharp for doing the right thing.]
[Ok, Some LCD Tvs have shown burn in. The manufacturer has replaced the panels, outside ofthe warrenty. I've only heard about the Sharps doing this. Kudos to Sharp for doing the right thing.]
