JJTye
Established Member
I have a Samsung LE46M87BDX television and the manual has EXACTLY the same warnings as my older Plasma manual about burn-in. However I have never ever seen an LCD 'burnt in' like a plasma before. I think that Samsung have just taken a Plasma manual and just substituted the word 'Plasma' for LCD. My LE46M87BDX displays static images all the time and has never showed any after-images.
If LCD did burn-in like Plasma according to Samsung, then why don't LCD screens have the same anti-burn tools (eg pixel shift, grey 4:3 sidebars)?
If LCD did burn-in like Plasma according to Samsung, then why don't LCD screens have the same anti-burn tools (eg pixel shift, grey 4:3 sidebars)?