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Re: Monitor Burn-in

Subject: Re: Monitor Burn-in
From: "Simon D. Williams" <email@ld8.org>
Date: 26 Jun 2006 11:16:29 -0700
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adric22@yahoo.com wrote:
> > On the bright side, if anyone's looking to refurbish a IIc, I can
> > recommend six months in direct sunlight to bleach the case to a pristine
> > white ;-)
>
> Don't be that evil.   That would turn everyone's IIc yellow.. not
> white.

No really... it's bright white. It was a bit yellowed and cruddy
looking when it went in the window, but now it's white as the driven
snow (so are thye keys). I'm thinking you guys are wrong about UV...
take a look at plastics that spend time out of doors, like signage and
patio furniture for example, it doesn't turn yellow at all, if anything
it tends to bleach out in time...

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- Monitor Burn-in
  - From: "Simon D. Williams" <bb065@chebucto.ns.ca>
- Re: Monitor Burn-in
  - From: adric22@yahoo.com

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