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Is it true, that playing video games on a DLP tv shortens the life of the "Lamp"?

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by Johnno on April 22nd, 2010
Playing video games will make no difference to your TV normally but on DLP TVs if it has a bright setting just leave it in normal mode.
That should give you good lamp life, what you watch will make no difference.
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