I am still using my LG based MBP-R as I normally would do.
I have my brightness set to a little more than half ( I don`t need it any brighter ) , I have ran a few static test , ( very minor such as dark and bright backgrounds , then gone to a grey screen ) and I have not noticed any abnormalities.
I do believe it would be true IF you { I } left the display on one screen for more than 45 minutes , then IR would happen.
However , given that statement , why cause a display to fail ? True enough you want to make sure that you have NO IR , I got that. But I truly believe you could make any display fail under the wrong conditions.
The very construction of an LCD based display dictates that care during use must be taken and that any abuse may cause or will cause issues.
I am not defending Apple`s use of a known defective screen , just stating the facts as I know them.
As my history and knowledge of HD displays , both Plasma and LCD based , the end user can cause a failure just as easy as a defective display can show a failure.
It is just as easy to break something as it is to have an "out - of - the - box" defect. I am no expert , but fact and fact of design dictate my reasoning.
Thank you all for your input and even though I may continue to notice nothing , it is a very real possibility that IR will present itself in the future.
I wish you all , both Samsung and LG owners the very best of use and will continue to monitor this thread and post any abnormalities that I personally experience.
Take care , later
Gary