What is ‘burn in” as referred to in some reviews? null

Burn in would be permanent image retention on the screen. So if you watch one channel for many hours that has a logo in one place (like CNN and others) then it could show up even after you change channels. Experts say for most tv watchers that switch their channels regularly, this shouldn't be a problem. LCD tvs do not seem to have this problem, but their picture quality over all is not as good.

Sometimes also called Artifacts or Mirages or Shadowing.

“What is ‘burn in” as referred to in some reviews?”

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Burn in would be permanent image retention on the screen. So if you watch one channel for many hours that has a logo in one place (like CNN and others) then it could show up even after you change channels. Experts say for most tv watchers that switch their channels regularly, this shouldn't be a problem. LCD tvs do not seem to have this problem, but their picture quality over all is not as good.
Answered by Dancinbear 5 years ago
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Sometimes also called Artifacts or Mirages or Shadowing.
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