This TV have the anti-burn in technology on screen?
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I believe that while this TV has less of a burn in sensitivity than the first plasma TV's, it still has some sensitivity to burn in from long term display of a stationary image. The manual for the TV states:"If a fixed image displays on the TV screen for a long period of time, it will be imprinted and become a permanent disfigurement on the screen. This is "image burn" and not covered by the warranty."In my case I have seen no evidence of burn-in, but I do not play electronic games - some of which can be problematic.
789143
I believe that while this TV has less of a burn in sensitivity than the first plasma TV's, it still has some sensitivity to burn in from long term display of a stationary image. The manual for the TV states: "If a fixed image displays on the TV screen for a long period of time, it will be imprinted and become a permanent disfigurement on the screen. This is "image burn" and not covered by the warranty." In my case I have seen no evidence of burn-in, but I do not play electronic games - some of which can be problematic.
789144
Yes there are settings in buried in the menu, you can do a color wash to help with burn in image. I keep ESPN on a bit and play video games and there aren't any issues. The first month there were little issues but would disappear but after a couple months there are not.
75781
We haven't noticed any burn in. Don't know what else to tell you. We never had an issue with our old Panasonic Plasma.
1262697
Plasma tvs are a big no no for videogames due to the fact that they usually have items on screen that do not change or move for long periods of time. Like health bars, huds, title menus, etc. This will lead to burn in. And once it is there it can really only be removed by replacing the screen. Plasma tvs are more susceptible to burn in due to the technology being based on the gas-filled cathode ray tubes. LDC tvs are based on liquid crystal, just like pc monitors, so they usually hold up much better for gaming. Plasma tvs tend to be better though for producing bright pictures due to the technology. Plasma tvs are a big no no for videogames due to the fact that they usually have items on screen that do not change or move for long periods of time. Like health bars, huds, title menus, etc. This will lead to burn in. And once it is there it can really only be removed by replacing the screen. Plasma tvs are more susceptible to burn in due to the technology being based on the gas-filled cathode ray tubes. LDC tvs are based on liquid crystal, just like pc monitors, so they usually hold up much better for gaming. Plasma tvs tend to be better though for producing bright pictures due to the... » Read More Plasma tvs are a big no no for videogames due to the fact that they usually have items on screen that do not change or move for long periods of time. Like health bars, huds, title menus, etc. This will lead to burn in. And once it is there it can really only be removed by replacing the screen. Plasma tvs are more susceptible to burn in due to the technology being based on the gas-filled cathode ray tubes. LDC tvs are based on liquid crystal, just like pc monitors, so they usually hold up much better for gaming. Plasma tvs tend to be better though for producing bright pictures due to the technology. « Show Less
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LCDs use less energy and are not susceptible to burn-in. I have both kinds of tv's and they each have their pros/cons. I have not seen the issues you mention with LCD - newer models are much better, however I do prefer the picture quality of my plasma.
2187202
Yes it is. I double checked the description and if you look under product description there's quite a but about it's HD features. It really is a good TV and I'm glad I purchased it.
2017515
I have one if you want to buy it... my tv stopped working after 1 month of use over a period of 1 year at our summer home. david@oxygengroup.com
2157959
I do not recall. I sent that TV back as it started to 'fade'... and bought a Magnavox.
736031
It has two.That being said I can not urge you enough DO NOT BUY THIS TV you can save yourself the hassel and frustration by lighting a couple hundred dollar bills on fire you will get more entertainment from that than you will from this tv. Mine stopped working after less than an hours worth of use and I am not the first that this has happened to.
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Well one thing to consider is if you play vidoe games. I have done some research myself and there has been a lot of talk about "burn in" with the plasma tv's. If you play video games and there is something on the screen that doesn't move or change very much then that image could burn into the tv screen. Just something else to consider.
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Hi Michael,burn in is pretty much a thing of the past now.Panasonic tvs move the image slightly a row or two of pixels (you can't notice it) to keep burn in at bay anyway.Just don't pause the game for hours on end and you should be right.If you notice the effect put the tv on an analogue station that's untuned and the snowy picture will clear it .Mpst tvs have a widget called an orbiter that puts a small image on the screen and it moves around if it detects a paused picture after a certain amount of time.I hope this helps and enjoy your new Plasma.
1952145
No it doesn't. I've got 3 of them in my cook trailer all ran on standard def. They look amazing well for a standard def TV.
16891
Yes. Lots of glare on screen. If not going in a dark room look for another tv
1898818
Shouldn't effect the TV, have had no problems with burn in which isn't such an issue with the newer plasma TVs. Best spent monies, enjoy!!!
1881037
Honestly I don't know. This television did not work when I received it. It would not even turn on so I couldn't see if the DVD player only took blu ray. Very disappointing.
476992
No you get burn out when you have non hd channels on. It is not guaranteed by samsung
1644141
This TV is NOT a led TV. The LED in a LED TV is used to illuminate the LCD screen. This NTD-1354 is a good LCD TV and performs very good at least 30 degrees from exact center.
542407
This TV has been burning and not working for a long time, and I answered with the seller