Ive got a 27" 1280x720 lcd that I use as a monitor/TV/dvd player/console monitor. Basically I live in a small crap hole apartment and this is the only screen that I have at all so it is used for ...

We have some systems that utilize a LG 1080p 47" panel, the LCD470WU4. We're seeing honest-to-goodness burn in on them. The screen is on continually displaying a close-to-static image (it switches ...

A purple dot on your phone screen often points to pixel or display damage, especially in OLED/AMOLED panels, caused by ...

There is, however, something called “image persistence” that can affect LCD monitors and is similar to screen burn-in but is less permanent and doesn't seem to happen as often.

Screen burn-in and image retention Despite maintenance, burn-in can still happen in the long run Sometimes, screen burn-in and image retention issues are inevitable, especially after long-term use.

Though modern LCDs are generally resistant to screen burn-in (resulting in images that erroneously persist on the display), a surprisingly high number of iMac owners have recently reported the ...

The website noted that manufacturers have been doing more to try to avoid burn-in issues, while also stating that “screen burn-in is most likely to happen on display units in showrooms of retail ...

There have been several new OLED monitors shown off during Gamescom in Cologne, including MSI's 271QR QD-OLED X50, which it ...

With Gigabyte's new curved QD-OLED gaming monitor, however, the technology is supposedly being used to help minimize the dreaded threat of screen burn-in.

This independent third party ‘proof’, as LG Display sees it, of QD OLED’s increased susceptibility to screen burn was then further followed up in the presentation with a straightforward ...