Hello,

This is not entirely true Adam.
I have done extensive reliability tests on LCD.
It is quite normal that the BACKGROUND turns darker.
By adjusting the contrast voltage you can achieve a
little or worsen it more.

Normal LCD's are tested within their operating
temperature by the manufacturer on sample basis.
In 3 weeks they change all environmental settings.
for example : In Cycles of 20 minutes they go from -25
to +85 with humidity of 50%.

It is not in your mail wat kind of LCD's you have, but
LCD with the LCD driver on the glass will suffer more.

Normal LCD suffer also. When the condictive material
is not isolated and will therefor oxidate.


Do not be alarmed with tha above.
In this environment I would choose an other type of
display.


grtz,


Simon


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