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MikeKane, what about a bad LCD where &nbsp;lines are running down on the screen.. could that be an issue if working with such one for a long time..
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MikeKane, what about a bad LCD where  lines are running down on the screen.. could that be an issue if working with such one for a long time..

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Have you heard of issues of people straining with flat screen LCDs, especially ones that are going bad.. with the old CRTs that was an issue.. but is there any possibility for LCD if there for example, streaks of lines making shadows of lines on the screen?
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Have you heard of issues of people straining with flat screen LCDs, especially ones that are going bad.. with the old CRTs that was an issue.. but is there any possibility for LCD if there for example, streaks of lines making shadows of lines on the screen?

streak of lines in LCD screen - any health effects on eye?

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