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My new TV has 3 dead pixels...
Just had a 32inch standard (not LCD/Plasma) Toshiba widescreen delivered
this weekend. All seemed fine, but I switched it on this morning, and after watching it for a bit, I noticed 3 dead pixels. How common is this? Are there likely to be more die? To be honest, they're not really that noticeable, but when I think about it, I look straight at the area where one is, and will notice them! Especially on white back grounds. So is a TV worth taking back over 3 dead pixels? If it was small enough to take back to the shop, then I'd think yes, but it's getting the day off work, to wait for the delivery of another one! What are peoples thoughts on this? Or am I being very fussy!? Matthew Long |
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