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  1. I have two very thin but very distinct parallel, vertical lines on the left of my screen. Is this a hardware or software problem?
  2. Dears, is it possible to fix colors on these models ? Light blue and yellow are shown as set of alternating lines, for example , orange is one line light yellow line and other is dark orange. light blue is : Lines are visible from distance up to 1,5 meter and very annoying. Models of 7th and 6th series have clear colors showing also guys from rating also pointed this issue , and they put image quality to 9,5 from 10 , less than to models of last year or model from Samsung http://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/lg/sj9500 Great TV to use as a PC monitor. The SJ9500 supports all the essential resolutions, including Chroma 4:4:4, but it's also one of the rare TVs to also support a 1080p@120hz input. Combined with a very low input lag and low motion blur, it makes for a very suitable monitor. Some users, however, might find horizontally alternating stripes of the screen to be a little distracting.
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