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i just bought a CMV 17" LCD 8 MS with a 3 year warranty but without

the zero dead pixel warranty is this very important.The salesman said that the

normal 3 year warranty did not cover dead pixels,anyway what are the

chance's of pixels dying?



thanx

    
0o02

It's hard to say. I have 2 LCD's and a laptop...none of which have dead pixels... Neither my brother's laptop and dad's laptop, both older than my equipment, have dead pixles that I know of. I think you'll be ok...



Then again, my digital camera came with a dead pixel...

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The_Other_One

ive got a laptop lcd ... so far no dead pixels n had it 4 3yrs so ya be ok for a while lol

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cthomas10uk

i hate what newegg and zipzoomfly do, i think u have to have at leat 8 dead pixels to return it, wtf are the chance of that!

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ripken2004

so i'll be pretty sweet....

thanx guys for saving me bout 50 bucks....

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i hate what newegg and zipzoomfly do, i think u have to have at leat 8 dead pixels to return it, wtf are the chance of that!


If i recall correctly, Samsung's 2005 policy is 0-dead-pixels .... find one and they replace it

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Praetor

In my experience, the more the monitor costs, the less likely for dead pixels. My stepdad got a kinda crappy LCD, and his came with like 4 dead pixels. I bought mine, and I still only have one after months of use. Some people never get any O_o, it all depends.

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Mohdoo

If you got a max 1024x786 pixels monitor, the probability of having 1 dead pixel is 0.000124244 % which is a very small percentage, so don't worry

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narafa

I have a laptop that is almost 10 years old, no dead pixels that i noticed on it.

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[-0MEGA-]

just one more question....should the monitor be plugged into the vid card using the dvi-d or the d-sub?

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