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July 2nd, 2006 00:00

Are LCD screen safe from magnetics?

I have just bought a 2407.
ANd I have a wireless connection.
Because I had to rearrange my desk, the extension ariel for my wireless card has been moved about 1 meter from its previous position resulting in a drop in signal strength.
However holding it near the top of the monitor gives me a substancial gain in strength.
The extension ariel has a magnetic base however, so I am ruluctant to place it on top if it is going to damage my new expensive monitor.
I read something saying that LCD is not affected by magnets.
But I just want to be sure before I go and place ariel on top of the montitor.
ANy help owuld be great Thanks.

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July 2nd, 2006 01:00

Yeah I don't think it is very powerful...
I have it sitting on the back cnr of the pc box, futhest away form the hdds.
But it is designed for pc use, so it can't be too bad.
I could possibly rip the magnet out if necessary.

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July 2nd, 2006 01:00

Well LCDs aren't affected by speakers in the same way CRTs are but you're talking about the general "no magnets near computers" thing right? Well there definitely isn't a hard disk/magnetic storage in the monitor, and I don't think electronics are affected (if at all) unless it's a very strong magnet.
 
I reckon it'll fine; maybe should wait for a second or third opinion :smileyhappy:
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