Dr Teeth wrote:
On Mon, 04 Oct 2004 12:02:56 +0100, Peter Parry
wrote:


Question is if you pay the extra for a machine with no dead pixels
what happens to the machines with dead pixels?


Where did that come from? The OP said he paid for a dead pixel check,
not a 100% assurance that his screen did not have any.

The check could just check that the screen did not fall outside the
dead pixel standards.
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Cheers,

Guy


You're really clutching at straws here mate.
Everyone here can read - you asked "Don't know exactly what the
'dead-pixel' test was about though."

It has been explained to you.

If a tft screen falls outwith the standards, it can be returned because
it fails to meet its specification. No problem.
The issue here is that to a lot of users, even tft's that fall within
the manufacturer spec are unacceptable i.e. with maybe one or 2 'dead
pixels'. Therefore, the *only* check *anyone* might *possibly* pay for
is a 100% pixel perfect one.

So, herbert, there is no other check.

Best keep yer gob shut and appear ignorant rather than open it and
remove all doubt.

g.