Just wanted to point out that LCD's being immune to burn-in is something of a myth.
I've seen burn-in on LCD's twice so far.
1: When I worked at Electronic Arts I noticed that the LCD's in the lobby (that are usually on the menu screen of one game or another, retained burn-in of the menu screen when I went to play the game.
2: I was using a neat analog flip clock screen saver for a while, on my Dell LCD at home. I stopped using it when I noticed that the screen saver was leaving an afterimage of itself after I returned to normal system usage.
I believe that both of these LCDs were made by Samsung (correct me if I am wrong about the Dell LCD being made by Samsung), so maybe that had something to do with it.
Anyway, the point is, burn-in on an LCD does happen. (
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