will lcd screens brunout?
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they will eventually -- every piece of electronics technology will die one day.\n\nBut youc an use your with confidence that it will work for 10+ years.  I still have a LCD monitor that is on 24h/day thats from 1998 - and it still works great.\n\nIf youa re concerned about burn-in (where an image is permanently burned into the lcd), don't worry about it -- it is not a problem with LCDs.
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Well, LCD's don't require much care, but if you want to keep your monitor in good shape there are a few things you can do.\n\nYou should never touch the screen. An LCD screen is sensitive and very easily damaged by both pressure and the oils from your skin.\n\nSecondly, like anything else, you should turn it off when not in use. LCD's don't suffer burn in like CRT monitors, but it's still a good idea to turn the monitor off to save power.\n\nThird, you should always keep your monitor clean. Never clean it with Glass Plus or ammonia based cleaners. Instead, use the cleaners suggested in your manual. The only one that I've seen do all my LCD's and other screens (CRT's, DLP's, Plasmas, etc.) is the Monster TV Cleaning Kit. Usually Monster Products are overhyped, but it comes with more value than any other screen cleaner then before. You get a gigantic bottle (can't notice how much I've used in 1 year- I clean often, and it looks like I haven't opened it), a large and nice microfiber cloth, and it is more effective- one spray will get you through 90% of the time, and always in two. Only $20, which is a small price to pay for an LCD monitor:\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16812155532\n\nFinally, always handle your LCD carefully, at it is very sensitive to drops and getting "dead/stuck pixels" (either pixels that don't work or are stuck a particular color) from bad handling.\n\nIn conclusion? With a little care and caution, your LCD will work well for years to come.
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Any LCD with a low response time, preferably 8ms, but definitely not slower than 12ms.  Oops, almost forgot, you'll want one that has an input that's compatible with your computer's video output.  That of course is going to depend on your video card/onboard video.  You'll have these choices, both on your computer and tv: DVI, HDTV,VGA, S-video, and composite video, in descending order of picture quality.
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No.  Panasonic makes panasonic LCDs.  Toshiba makes Toshiba LCDs. Etc.
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17" about $15 to $20\n\n15" LCD about $20 to $30
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LCD screens are very delicate. Once they are scratched thats it. I use a screen protector for my PDA, but would be way too hard to install on a laptop!
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A CRT(cathode ray tube) display screen uses a "electron gun" to fire electrons at the phosphor screen, thus creating an image. The advantages to having a CRT screen over a LCD(liquid crystal display) screen is that it's easier to install, since almost all computers and its motherboards have the port integrated.\nThe disadvantages of a CRT screen, is that it's bulky(due to the size of the "electron gun"), and it produces radiation, which is received by your eyes when viewing the screen. Prolonged exposure to the radiation can cause discomfort(in terms of headaches and/or seizures).
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The problem with most current LCD technology is that the chrominance isn't as good as with traditional CRT-based monitors. There are some LCD ones just coming out that have full-color backlight which should make them actually _better_ than CRTs (according to some Wired article I read, anyhow.)\n\nPersonally, I've been pretty happy with the Dell 24xx monitors - they're under $1k, they have a multitude of inputs, and I think I've only got one stuck pixel (and no dead ones.) You're still going to have to color-correct anyway, but you'd have to do that on _any_ monitor you get. (A good gamma correction curve will solve a multitude of ills.)
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check your display by changing directions(viewing directions, as display of LCD differs in some angles) if you find the same problem press deguass button on your screen. if this do not work contact compac service center.
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try this. its not for the LCD module, but for the chipset on the module. I have done some programming for LCD's and this looks like a standard interface.\n\nhttp://www.hantronix.com/down/ks0066u.pdf
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you buy a new lcd panel, look on ebay, they run from 50.00 to 400.00 depending on the one you need
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http://www.miragedisplaysolutions.co.uk/\n\nhttp://www.displaysense.co.uk/index.php?pid=prod_det_range&mcatid=4&msubcatid=f&mhas_subcat=no
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Your question is hard to understand.\nPerhaps this might help?\nhttp://www.cnet.com.au/desktops/monitors/0,239029422,240053704,00.htm
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"Flat screen" is usually in reference to the traditional CRT monitor, but the glass is flat. An LCD flat panel is indeed flat, but the best part of the LCD is that it is very thin and takes up minimal space. The flat screen monitors would take up as much room on your desk as any traditional CRT monitor. LCDs look nice as well!
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It ALL depends on the firmware/chips directly controlling the screen. You cannot start anywhere without that, besides serveral common driver things, but that won't really help with your situation.
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My sister got an LCD monitor (not sure if it was TFT or what) and it had an image of her MSN permanently showing through the desktop wallpaper. SHe was on MSN a lot but only had the monitor for a month!\nI did not realize that LCDs could burn images like that. I am glad I still have my CRT right now.
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No no no!! There is a special screen polish for electronic devices. I used that and it is great. Its called displex you can get it on ebay.