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Use Xbench to fix screen burn-in
OK, I have no idea why LCD displays "burn-in" and I've been in the A/V display industry for a long time. The phosphors in CRT and Plasma displays (and cameras using tube pickups) burn fairly easily and you can usually use a white image to burn the entire image to the same level.
Use Xbench to fix screen burn-in
The effect being described here is NOT burn-in. Burn-in means a permanent latent image. CRTs and plasmas can suffer burn-in, LCDs cannot.
LCDs (and plasmas, but not CRTs) suffer from an unrelated phenomenon called image persistence. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_persistence All it takes to fix it is to have the pixels flip back and forth a few times, kinda like exercise. |
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