screenburn

Robbie defines the word "screenburn" as "a permanent disfigurement of areas on a C.R.T display caused by non-moving text or graphics being displayed continuously over long periods."

Robbie Dingo's "Screenburn" - Who needs to dream when you can build your own? Bettina Tizzy 2008

Gamers often baulk at the idea of plasmas because of screenburn, but it's been yonks since we saw this on a plasma.

Pocket-lint 2010

No screenburn This is when onscreen logos (such as a channel's icon) become permanently burnt onto the screen - luckily LCD technology does not suffer from this

PC World 2009

No screenburn This is when onscreen logos (such as a channel's icon) become permanently burnt onto the screen - luckily DLP technology does not suffer from this

PC World 2009

They also suffer from problems that are expensive to fix, including screenburn and poor lamp life; the prohibitive cost of replacing a lamp has left many a CRT dormant for months.

PC World 2009

No screenburn This is when onscreen logos (such as a channel's icon) become permanently burnt onto the screen - luckily DLP technology does not suffer from this

PC World 2009

No screenburn This is when onscreen logos (such as a channel's icon) become permanently burnt onto the screen - luckily LCD technology does not suffer from this

PC World 2009

They also suffer from problems that are expensive to fix, including screenburn and poor lamp life; the prohibitive cost of replacing a lamp has left many a CRT dormant for months.

PC World 2009

Although screenburn is not an issue, noise is; a fan is constantly needed to keep the optical components cool - more so than for DLP projectors.

PC World 2009

Just as simple to set up and use, also small and light and also great with PC pictures, DLP models can get as low as $2,000 each and don't suffer from screenburn.

PC World 2009