Life of LCD TV
Can anyone of you throw light on the 'life of LCD TV'? What does the term 'viewing hours' refer to and what happens to the screen once the 'viewing limit' is crossed?
-The Big K-
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Hi Mahul,mahul_k this is what i found after a little google search...the life of an lcd tv(or for that matter any tv) as specified is actually the half-life(some similarity with the half-life of a 1st order reaction? i dunno...maybe). after these many veiwing hours the brightness and vibrance of the tv is supposed to fall to half the original value. u might use it even after that,if the lack of picture quality doesn't put u off(there wd be no one to prevent u from doing that anyway), but with the half lives of typical lcd's being around 60,000 hours(close to 10 years with 20 hrs of usage every day), i doubt whether i need to worry about my screen(unless my manufacturer has bluffed me).
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LCD TV & Radioactivity 😁 Yay!kidakakaHey Mahul,
Does the half life (no not the game!!) have to do anything with the one related to radioactive elements? If it is, then is not the LCD tv screen toxic due to the very radiations?
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