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2 questions about Plasma Montiors...
Is there anyway to get rid of burn in on a plasma monitor? i had read somewhere to turn it on the blue screen and leave it on for a day or two because the blue color is the brightest on a plasma and can sometimes fix burn in. Is this true? the Plasma i just picked up for cheap has a small amount of burn in.
What the guideline for temperature the Plasma can handle? untill we get another house im going to put this 42 inch plasma monitor in the Garage in my "man-cave" only problem is it gets really cold in the garage in the winter, and there are only 2 places i have in the garage i can put it : on the wall that is a outside wall, which would get pretty cold even with the insulation, or the other side of the garage which is an inside wall, even though it will still be a little cold. I wanting to know if it would be ok in the garage this winter, and should i stay away from the outside wall?
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