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Dead pixels normal and not a problem nor defect?

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Seraphim974

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UGH. Why do i see this on so many LCD manufacturer's websites about dead pixels being normal and not defects? Not defects???!! Since my LCD purchase (Viewsonic 912B), i have moved back to my mitsubishi because of the better picture quality and, mainly, visibility. So thinking of selling my LCD -- I am wondering, since i probably want to tell the truth to potential buyers about the dead pixels, will they go for my panel at all when they can at least take their chances elsewhere online or even go to Best Buy and be certain that the panel doesn't have any defects? I really dont know what to do with this panel but sell it. I have no use right now for it, but i really see it not selling. Any miracle suggestions or ideas? Am i going to have to sell this 580 dollar LCD for zip?

Thanks,
Betsinger

BTW, 19" Viewsonic VP912B 12ms monitor for sale, state a price.
( very faint, practically undetectable dead pixel towards upper left corner and bright [not blinding] green stuck pixel towards lower left corner.)
 
So your LCD has Dead pixels? And you want to know if you should tell the next buyer about em? :confused:
 
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