Thread: Dead Pixel Cure
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Old 23-10-2005, 23:37   #7
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Re: Dead Pixel Cure

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Originally Posted by LemonyBrainAid
Red - Ouch mate...

My PSP has two dead pixels.. being as they are white, i don't really notice it..

Many warranties for monitors have a dead-pixel part, try checking that to see if you can get a refund/switch them...
No they don't, one dead pixel is acceptable under most standards for TFTs. Think about the screens themselves, one native 1024x768 has 786432 pixels. Seeing as colour is a combination of red, green and blue then we need 2359296 transistors per monitor. Now think of the size of the pixels and the size each transistor needs to be.

If ONE of these is faulty then you will get a dead pixel. Difficult eh?
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