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My guess: scrolling a checkerbox pattern requires turning on and off the rgb components of the pixels at a high speed. The blue components are the slowest so th
by qvh 8y ago
My guess: scrolling a checkerbox pattern requires turning on and off the rgb components of the pixels at a high speed. The blue components are the slowest so they linger for longer.
- wtallis 8y agoThe part of an LCD that turns on and off is separate from the layer that imparts color to the subpixels. If the blue subpixels have a slower response time than adjacent subpixels, then there's something quite odd about the display's design.