Back in 1994 when I built my first HTPC it was centered around a Pioneer 51" projection set. I used it for 7 years with no burn in. I then sold it and bought a Mitsubishi 65" widescreen projection and have been doing that ever since with still no burn in problems.
Burn in is more a wives tale today than a reality. It was based on first generation big screen TV's running Atari 2600 gaming units that had static images that were left on screen for hours. There is no reason to worry about it today on any type of display device.
Burn in is more a wives tale today than a reality. It was based on first generation big screen TV's running Atari 2600 gaming units that had static images that were left on screen for hours. There is no reason to worry about it today on any type of display device.