i think that this problem is caused by the way the passive display works. i remember on my pb100 that if you set the "portable" control panel to never sleep, it will warn you that the longer you leave it on, the worse your screen will get, and you will have to leave it in sleep for a LONG time to fix the screen (like overnight). try to sleep it a couple hours after the problems show up, then see how it recovers
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