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    Dirt/Dust behind my screen

    Discussion in 'Dell XPS and Studio XPS' started by JoshGlzBrk, Mar 4, 2010.

  1. zakbain

    zakbain Notebook Enthusiast

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    I had my screen replaced and the new one had a dead pixel.
     
    zakbain, Sep 11, 2010
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  2. Desmond Sam

    Desmond Sam Newbie

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    How many dead pixels should the screen have for Dell to replace it?

    By the way, the tech from Dell replaced the screen on my laptop. I had a white color before. The white leather and the white shell were different shades of white and I didn't like it. So I specifically asked for a black one. The whole screen was protected in patches of plastic cover, however the aluminium strip on the shell has a few minor scratches in the sides. The screen looks brand new and I'm very satisfied with it. And black color looks WOW. :)
     
    Desmond Sam, Sep 14, 2010
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