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Dead pixels unusual?

JacoStanley · 2005-09-05 10:37:27

I recently purchased the philips 32" 5320 LCD HD. I was watching tv last night and I noticed a white spot on the screen from about 7 feet away. On closer inspection, I found it was the broadcast and not the tv but while I was having a closer look I noticed the smallest of white pixels. Is this common on LCDs straight out…

05-09-2005 10:37am

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JacoStanley

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I recently purchased the philips 32" 5320 LCD HD. I was watching tv last night and I noticed a white spot on the screen from about 7 feet away. On closer inspection, I found it was the broadcast and not the tv but while I was having a closer look I noticed the smallest of white pixels. Is this common on LCDs straight out of the box?

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#2 05-09-2005 11:06am

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All manufacturers have a tolerence level for dead pixels whether they are new or old. Once the amount goes over this level you can go back with it.

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