http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phosphor_burn-in Wrote: > > LCD type displays exhibit this same phenomenon, although the mechanics > of the image retention are different. In the case of LCD displays, the > liquid crystal molecules which convert the white backlight to color as > it passes through the membrane lose their rotation elasticity. In this > case they are unable to fully return to their normal rotation state. As > in the case with plasma displays, this is usually transient and will > self correct after a period of off time or dynamic content. However, in > severe cases it can become permanent. this was recently discussed over on Hexus.net, i didn't know about this before then
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