Hi All.
I was debating on getting a P-172, but they're only available from Gateway directly and I hate taking chances with dead pixels. The sales rep could not tell me what percent of people get dead /stuck pixels and like many places there's no zero dead pixel policy.
So my question is:
What is your own and your perceived experience (from listening to others) with Gateway's laptop screens? What's your estimation of the % of their screens having zero dead/stuck pixels?
thanks,
- Frank
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I bought a 6860fx and it had one stuck pixel that i was able to get mostly out. samsung screen. Haven't heard too many problems with the screens. TC
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Tinderbox (UK) BAKED BEAN KING
Hi.
1 out of 3 of my laptops had 2 hot pixels, but they only appeared 2 weeks after i received the laptop.
I sent it back.
Regards
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my 6831 had 1 dead pixel, my 6860 is clear thusfar (just checked it
)
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I had 1 dead pixel when I got my first gateway from bestbuy, I go back the next day and exchanged it now I'm dead pixel free =!
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The_Observer 9262 is the best:)
IMHO if it doesn't catch your eyes,don't look for it.
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Part of my work will involve reading medical scans on the computer, so having a good screen (free of dead or stuck pixels) is actually important. While one might reasonably argue it'll never result in a big enough dot to cause a misdiagnosis, I'd still find it annoying.
I'd actually be interested in hearing from those of you who had a perfect screen too. That might help me gauge how prevalent the problem is or is not.
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well that is a different story then!
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Samsung here...no dead pixels fortunately.
Dead / stuck pixel experience
Discussion in 'Gateway and eMachines' started by ftlum, May 5, 2008.