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davids_3545   08-28-2006 at 04:09:52 AM

I was just wondering which LCD monitor manufacturers offer a no deda pixel guarantee. If you know any companies that offer this any help would be appriciated alos can you please post a link proving the they offer this guarantee.

Thank you in advance

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Hose   08-28-2006 at 04:46:54 AM
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Samsung had a zero dead pixel policy for a while, but withdrew it. I don't know who else, if anyone, has one now.

So, unless there is a zero dead pixel policy or the dead pixels are *obviously* too many or *enough* of them in bad places, it seems companies apply their own dead pixel policy in a subjective manner. You might just have to take your chances.

Odds of getting one with zero dead pixels are pretty good, though. I've got 9 LCDs around here. Two have one dead or stuck pixel and the others have none.

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travbomb   08-28-2006 at 06:51:02 PM
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I was just wondering which LCD monitor manufacturers offer a no deda pixel guarantee. If you know any companies that offer this any help would be appriciated alos can you please post a link proving the they offer this guarantee.

Thank you in advance



I am not aware of any company with a zero dead pixel policy. Most follow the ISO 13406-2 standard for this.

I would only look at companies who use A-Grade panels for starters

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