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In Reply to: RE: more to consider posted by Hornlover on July 24, 2008 at 08:18:16
Yeah that's what the salesman told me before I bought my unit. It still had burn in...which didn't take long. On a positive note, once I stopped using it with my PC and it sat unused and unplugged for a few days the burn in was gone.As long as I don't use it this way any more, burn in shouldn't be a problem.
My LCD shows absolutely no signs of burn in... not even a hint.
For people just using the plasma's for watching TV..they should be fine.
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If it went away, then it wasnt really burn in. Real burn in is there to stay. You probably had a type of 'persistance', where a ghost of the image stays for a short time due to the persistance of the phospher. I have even seen this in LCDs (my computer monitors). If I have something on screen for a long time, I can see a ghosting of it afterwards. It slowly fades away after the guilty application is closed. After 10 min. or so, its gone.
Yeah that was the problem with my plasma. Unfortunately the image wouldn't fade away after ten minutes. Not even after several hours. It wasn't until I replaced it with the LCD and completely unplugged it... did it clear up.I can leave my LCD on an image for hours..no ghosting or image retention at all...zero.
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