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bfmv2007

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#1 bfmv2007

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my friend just got a brand new 32" lcd tv. and he is wanting to know is it possible to get a image burn in the tv screen. i told him that it is very unlikely with it being a lcd in all but im just wanting to make sure. thanks

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#2 PlasmaBeam44

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I don't think LCDs will burn, but I'm pretty sure Plasma TVs do.

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#3 seventy5cent832

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i have a 32" LCD andnever had any problems.... just dont leave it on a un moving screen for a LONG time

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#4 lockjaw333

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Burn in is pretty much impossible with LCD technology. It used to be an issue with plasma displays, but they've gotten much better.

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#5 NinjaMunkey01

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no, I have a sony bravia LCD and I have never had any problems.

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#6 charomid

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its almost impossible. although, there may have been some cases. those ppl probably left the same image on the screen for hours upon hours or even a day, then there is a chance for it to happen. plasma's WERE notorious for burn in, but they have gotten better over time as well!

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#7 beutlich99

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LCD TV's do NOT screen burn. Plasma and older projection units do. I'm jealous of your friend! I'm still playing on a standard definition TV.

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#8 Pinman_DS9

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I don't think you have anything to worry about. My LCD TV has warnings in the manual about burn-in, but I think they're covering themselves in the unlikely event some yahoo manages to do it.

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#9 Andrew_Xavier

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LCDs can have burn it, it's just extremely rare, older plasma models have terrible burn in issues, newer ones however, are better, but still bad.

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#10 APOLLOCJD

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my friend just got a brand new 32" lcd tv. and he is wanting to know is it possible to get a image burn in the tv screen. i told him that it is very unlikely with it being a lcd in all but im just wanting to make sure. thanks
bfmv2007

No LCDs don't burn

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#11 APOLLOCJD

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my friend just got a brand new 32" lcd tv. and he is wanting to know is it possible to get a image burn in the tv screen. i told him that it is very unlikely with it being a lcd in all but im just wanting to make sure. thanks
bfmv2007

No LCDs don't burn

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