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I need explanation of pixel policy regarding 2209WA
Hi,
I have more or less decided to get a 2209WA monitor. I would however want to know more about the pixel policy.
I want to know all about the pixel policy, including (number of pixels needed for replacement unit and so on):
- Dead pixels. Those who are black.
- Stuck pixels. Those who always display a color.
- Bright pixels. Those who are brighter than surrounding pixels.
- Dark pixels. Those who are darker than surrounding pixels.
I want to know how each situation is handled and in which situations a replacement unit is shipped.
DELL-Chris M
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February 8th, 2010 05:00
* Dead, Dark, Stuck pixel = Must have 6 or more to get a replacement monitor
* Bright pixel = Must have 6 or more to get a replacement unless you have an UltraSharp, Professional, or Alienware OptX monitor. One or more Bright pixel defect on those models means you get a replacement monitor
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February 8th, 2010 07:00
The monitor is a UltraSharp.
So basically, a screen with five red pixels would be fine?
Is there any explanations for the differences between dead, dark, stuck and bright pixels anywhere?
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February 8th, 2010 08:00
So basically, a screen with five red pixels would be fine?
* Yes.
Is there any explanations for the differences between dead, dark, stuck and bright pixels anywhere?
* Not as far as warranty is concerned. Wikipedia might have some but we do not.