I've had my screen for over half a year and I noticed that there's a small area of "burn in" appearing. I'm not sure I'm using the term correctly, what I mean is the resideual image you see when a screen displays the same image for prolonged periods of time. You know, the whole reason screen savers were originally invented.

It appears in the upper right of my screen. When the nav is on, there's a small circle with an arrow in it, acting as a compass. It, unlike everything else on the screen, never changes position or changes numbers or other information.

It's a very little area, I just hope it doesn't get worse. I'll try playing some DVD's on the screen to see if I can tell then.

Other than that, the screen is working fine.

 

uh, LCD screen can't have "burn in" It only applies to projection CRT screen where the Screen is constantly bombarded with rays (so a fixed image will be burnt in to the screen) I think its a screen defect, more likely "ghosting" cause refresh rate isn't fast enough. looks like signs of dead pixels (you might get black or white dots in that area soon)