Does too much Brightness/Contrast hurt an LCD's Lifespan?

[bahiista]

if ingana nga setting bro i think ok ra na with regards to life span...d pod sila manufacture ingana nga klase...

but cgorado ko nga mas dali madaot imo eyes kay sa lcd kung ato nga setting pirme nya kulang sa lights imo room
hehehehehe

[spookey]

hehehe somebody might try it out

OT: yeah, might be... hehehehehe...

[COMCAM]

if ingana nga setting bro i think ok ra na with regards to life span...d pod sila manufacture ingana nga klase...

but cgorado ko nga mas dali madaot imo eyes kay sa lcd kung ato nga setting pirme nya kulang sa lights imo room
hehehehehe

correct jud, mas ma daot pa imung eyes

[wolfhound]

sakit bitaw sa mata if palong ang soga sa room...

[heaton2005]

mas taas ug brightness, mas clear... kalas lang ug suga..

[networkguy]

You heard a myth already? if so, what does it says?

I never heard about that, and I am pretty sure its not true, LCD's are more durable than CRT's yet its more fragile.

LCD wont hurt when you change the contrast and brightness however it would definitely consume a high electricity. But mostly LCD's are in default setting so no need for you to set anyway, and I prefer to set to default.

Bro, kanang default settings gi tuyo na sa mga manufacturer's para to attract attention mao nang hayag kaayo ila mga LCD TV/Monitor. Pero naa sakto nga settings ana like using Video Essentials nga HD/DVD disc to correct everything from contrast to brightness and colors.

[ethzneuron]

IMO, it shortens the LCD's backlight lifespan so mao na nga maguba pero ang LCD k ra. ang backlight lang ang dili mo siga.

same sa fluorecent lamp nato sa balay...nga permi gamit dali maponder...

[AMD_infinium05]

same sa fluorecent lamp nato sa balay...nga permi gamit dali maponder...

Laptop CCFL aren't the same household flourescent lamps. if naguba dayon ang lcd sa new nga laptop, timing lang yan...

have you ever though why PentiumII and PIII generation laptops are still up? good condition pa lagi ang screen..

If nakatiming ka ug defective or semi defective lamp sa imong new laptop, it will likely to fail in a short time, shorter than you have expected.

more brightness = more power consumption...

and some large display cellphones share the same lamp as laptops have, gamay lang jud.

[SmaRkieS]

cellphone back lights are LED, based on my 6 years of experience as cellphone technician.

Kung gusto mo maka save ug power specially laptops e low lang ang brightness kung gabi.e noon na, pero kung buntag diha naka mag high brightness aron ma klaro imong display.

Ang brightness sa LCD naa noon na sa backlights/CCFL ang contrast naa na as LCD.

LCD Backlights/CCFL mo mao sad na cause mo init ang iyang converter.

[ethzneuron]

Laptop CCFL aren't the same household flourescent lamps.
- of course i know this one..

if naguba dayon ang lcd sa new nga laptop, timing lang yan...

have you ever though why PentiumII and PIII generation laptops are still up? good condition pa lagi ang screen..

If nakatiming ka ug defective or semi defective lamp sa imong new laptop, it will likely to fail in a short time, shorter than you have expected.
- yea, kanang makatiming kag bati nga batch..