Re: Failover succeeds, again, and again, and again.

Jasper Janssen <jasper@xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
Plasmas inherently do, simply because they're still electron guns shooting
at phosphors (just with a single chamber per subpixel), but LCDs shouldn't
get burn.

TV-type LCDs may get a temporary "anomoly" in lines or columns from a
static image causing those particular TFTs to be running a bit warm
and off-spec. Displaying normal video for a bit should clear it up.

IOW, don't leave a PS3 load/save screen on for an hour while you get
distracted with something else.

So, not the same as phosphor burn-in, in particular, it cures itself.
But it can last long enough to think something's wrong, unless you'd
read the bit in the manual about that happening.

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