I second that... Ive noticed that many places wont replace your new lcd device 
for just bad/stuck pixels. I saw neweggs 8 pixel thing and said huh??? 7 bad 
pixels is oK?? sigh.
When I got this lappy, I took it back the next day because it had a blue pixel 
in the middle of the screen. The next one I got was fine (although somehow 
the display did shad problems later (that could have been abuse though, not 
bad manufacturing). After this one came back from the manufacturer, the first 
thing I checked was the display, and I was very happy with it (I love this 
huge display!).

Anyway, if your buying a new lcd, it would be best if you can test it before 
you leave as many place wont take your lcd back unless it has a lot of 
defects.

Jamie
On Thursday 10 February 2005 09:55 pm, T. Joseph CARTER wrote:
: On Wed, Feb 09, 2005 at 04:29:36PM -0800, Ben Barrett wrote:
: > This might've been beaten to death already, but when shopping around for
: > LCD's, *do* be careful about the warranty's statements on the # of dead
: > pixels they'll replace the monitor at...
:
: This is the one time I do NOT recommend Newegg.  They have a silly policy
: of only accepting 8 dead (not stuck, but rather dead) pixels.
:
: Most companies want to tell you that one or two is typical, including
: Apple, but I've told people that if you get any crap from the person
: you're talking to, thank them, hang up, and call back.  Most anyone you
: are actually going to expect to take better care of people will do it, but
: with outsourced customer service and tech support...
:
: I wouldn't tollerate one dead pixel from the likes of Sony, Apple, Dell,
: or anyone like that.  I accepted one stuck red from Viewsonic mostly
: because I couldn't be bothered to do anything about it.
:
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