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My single dead pixel on my 3 month old 6600 is so annoying, because it's
more obvious when you know it exists Are dead pixels common, and will
Nokia do anything?
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On Tue, 10 Aug 2004 19:41:18 +0100, "Jaron" <spamnothanks@spam.com>
wrote:
>My single dead pixel on my 3 month old 6600 is so annoying, because it's
>more obvious when you know it exists Are dead pixels common, and will
>Nokia do anything?
>
>Jaron
>
i bought a 6600 a few months back which after a month had 3 dead
pixels, i got the phone repaired under warranry for free (they
replaced the screen). i now just have one dead pixel.
dead pixels are quite common on tft screens, my ipaq organizer has a
dead one, my pc monitor has one and a mates 6600 has one!
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Not 'common' - but acceptable!
You'll notice a small percentage of TFT screens actually have dead-pixels;
if they did they'd hardly sell many would they? They're irritating to most
people, it displays some 'imperfection', as such, in the manufacturer.
"eggster2k" <eggster2k@NOSPAMbreathe.com> wrote in message
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> On Tue, 10 Aug 2004 19:41:18 +0100, "Jaron" <spamnothanks@spam.com>
> wrote:
>
> >My single dead pixel on my 3 month old 6600 is so annoying, because it's
> >more obvious when you know it exists Are dead pixels common, and will
> >Nokia do anything?
> >
> >Jaron
> >
>
>
> i bought a 6600 a few months back which after a month had 3 dead
> pixels, i got the phone repaired under warranry for free (they
> replaced the screen). i now just have one dead pixel.
>
> dead pixels are quite common on tft screens, my ipaq organizer has a
> dead one, my pc monitor has one and a mates 6600 has one!
>
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On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 00:27:35 +0000, Dave wrote:
> Not 'common' - but acceptable!
>
> You'll notice a small percentage of TFT screens actually have dead-pixels;
> if they did they'd hardly sell many would they? They're irritating to most
> people, it displays some 'imperfection', as such, in the manufacturer.
Unfortunately some dead pixels are inherent to the manufacturing process
of TFT screens. STN (passive) panels do not have this problem.
Manufacturers could release *perfect* screens only, but this would put
costs up dramatically.
Funny thing, it's only Nokia 6600 owners who seem to have a problem
with it, judging by their posts to the newsgroups. And not Nokia 3650s,
Communicators, SE t630s, or whatever handsets which are equipped with TFT
screens.
--
Michael Turner
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On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 19:08:19 +0100, michael turner
<zvxr.gheare1963@ivetva.arg> wrote:
>On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 00:27:35 +0000, Dave wrote:
>
>> Not 'common' - but acceptable!
>>
>> You'll notice a small percentage of TFT screens actually have dead-pixels;
>> if they did they'd hardly sell many would they? They're irritating to most
>> people, it displays some 'imperfection', as such, in the manufacturer.
>
>Unfortunately some dead pixels are inherent to the manufacturing process
>of TFT screens. STN (passive) panels do not have this problem.
>Manufacturers could release *perfect* screens only, but this would put
>costs up dramatically.
i've seen a few tft monitors with 'no dead pixels guaranteed' but as
you say they are pricey!
>
>Funny thing, it's only Nokia 6600 owners who seem to have a problem
>with it, judging by their posts to the newsgroups. And not Nokia 3650s,
>Communicators, SE t630s, or whatever handsets which are equipped with TFT
>screens.
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In article <jxKdnXnZ3e6P_IfcSa8jmA@karoo.co.uk>, spamnothanks@spam.com says...
>
> > I had one (1) dead pixel after 3 weeks. I got back to the shop en 5 weeks
> > later I got my phone back with a new display. Waranty of course
>
> I bought mine from o2 online, and don't want to ring the 50p/minute
> helpline! Would I need to, or could I take it straight to Nokia?
>
>
>
Contact O2 using the website, and they will either tell you to go to nokia, or your nearest O2 store.
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