Condensation
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Hi is there any liquid or material that will prevent condensation w/o blurring of the material if its glass?
My lcd monitor's design is such that there's a glass protection but the nature of the built is that now when the inside air gap is hot and the outside cool,u know,condensation will occur and will blur the glass..kinda irritating so im wondering if there's any material or liquid to prevent the condensation while not affecting the visibility.I've already open a gap to let air out but to no avail. -
wat stupid LCD monitor is tt??
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i heard on such materials... but i think for specticle de... change your monitor is the best result...Originally posted by ceecookie:Hi is there any liquid or material that will prevent condensation w/o blurring of the material if its glass?
My lcd monitor's design is such that there's a glass protection but the nature of the built is that now when the inside air gap is hot and the outside cool,u know,condensation will occur and will blur the glass..kinda irritating so im wondering if there's any material or liquid to prevent the condensation while not affecting the visibility.I've already open a gap to let air out but to no avail. -
yea stupid isent it?Originally posted by FireIce:wat stupid LCD monitor is tt??
AVIXE brand.Bought at the IT show a year or so ago.17" and cheaper than Viewsonic
Look great,sound great.THEN the prob happened
Called support centre they sent twice then tweaked but still come back.Now give up caling em again
Regretted buying -
wah! u even more stupid to buy it
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lol...i paid for the monitor using my money..tts why have to consider which one is cheaper
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What kind of fcuked up lcd is that?
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Most of their hardware is .....Originally posted by ceecookie:yea stupid isent it?
AVIXE brand.Bought at the IT show a year or so ago.17" and cheaper than Viewsonic
Look great,sound great.THEN the prob happened
Called support centre they sent twice then tweaked but still come back.Now give up caling em again
Regretted buying
Now you know, next time get Viewsonic. And don't get Samsung. I'm getting a hell trying to fix this bloody monitor. -
you need heated glass. a simple example is those 7 eleven fridge doors. why dont they condense? (spoilt ones not counted) the doors are heatedOriginally posted by ceecookie:Hi is there any liquid or material that will prevent condensation w/o blurring of the material if its glass?
My lcd monitor's design is such that there's a glass protection but the nature of the built is that now when the inside air gap is hot and the outside cool,u know,condensation will occur and will blur the glass..kinda irritating so im wondering if there's any material or liquid to prevent the condensation while not affecting the visibility.I've already open a gap to let air out but to no avail.