how noticeable are dead pixels. i thoguht pixels were supposed to be extremely tiny to ensure sharp picture quality, certainly one dead pixel would be barely visible, or am i wrong? do you have to do specific tests to find dead pixels, or are they just blatently visible on the screen.
this whole thing sounds very fishy to me. why would any company sell a product with flaws like this. its not like u buy a car, and as long it starts 4 out of 5 times, it is considered a flawless piece of machinery??? seems to me that if pixels are noticeable, they should be 100% replaced no fee charged. if they are hard to notice, however, i guess the "5 pixel" policies etc. are reaosnable.
this whole thing sounds very fishy to me. why would any company sell a product with flaws like this. its not like u buy a car, and as long it starts 4 out of 5 times, it is considered a flawless piece of machinery??? seems to me that if pixels are noticeable, they should be 100% replaced no fee charged. if they are hard to notice, however, i guess the "5 pixel" policies etc. are reaosnable.
). LCD produciton quality is getting better so the chances of getting a dead pixel are very slim now.
it's kinda late here.. and I'm low on sleep, so... someone correct me if i'm wrong 
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and then move up to 2 gigs of ram..
