Back when
monitor
technology was less sophisticated, their selling point was the ability to
prevent the dreaded
screen
burn, where if a PC sat for long enough with a particular menu (or any bit
of screen furniture) displayed, a ghostly image of the same would eventually
become permanently burned into the monitor.
Nowadays, screensavers serve more as a bit of fun or as a way to protect a PC
when the owner is briefly away, by kicking in automatically and asking for a
password before they’ll return to Windows proper. Windows XP can use photos and
videos stored on the PC to create a screensaver, but Windows Vista takes it
several steps further.
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