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Old 13-03-2004, 23:08   #4
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Re: TFT screens and defective pixels

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Originally Posted by Alanmelon
Just bought a new 17" Philips TFT monitor and am quite happy with it, stonking resolution, but have noticed one dead pixel.

According to the guide book, this is within their 'tolerances', and following a bit of web research, it would appear that this can normally be expected.

What do you guys think, because I really can't be bothered to drag it all the way back to the shop? Is it likely that more will go over time?
When I got my laptop it had a dead pixel in the top left hand corner of the screen. Which - same as you I guess - I found out was 'within tolerance' Actually mine went away the first time I cleaned my screen.

I've not heard about pixels getting worse - but I suppose it's possible.
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