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    about Sager NP9150 lcd display pls help !

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by lauandyuen, Jul 18, 2012.

  1. lauandyuen

    lauandyuen Notebook Enthusiast

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    15.6” Full HD 16:9 Wide screen (1920x1080) LED-Backlit Display with 95% NTSC Color Gamut Matte Screen or 15.6” Full HD 16:9 Wide screen (1920x1080) LED-Backlit Display with 95% NTSC Color Gamut Glossy Screen

    is it easy have dead/stuck pixel .

    Which one is good pls help , cause I live in far away to buy it , Hong Kong , a little bit nervous about display problem .
     
    lauandyuen, Jul 18, 2012
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    xxpawnerzxx Notebook Consultant

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    i think there is a sager reseller in hongkong >.> but i have forgotten the name :p
     
    xxpawnerzxx, Jul 18, 2012
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    With any monitors dead/stuck pixels are possible. They are rare but can happen. There are over 6million sub pixels on that screen (1920x1080 x 3, Red, Green, Blue for each one) and for one of them to get stuck can and does happen. The best thing to do is to get a 0 dead pixel guaranteed so the screen is highly scrutinized and inspected for any. It seems stuck pixels are more common then dead pixels which sometimes can be fixed.
     
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    that mean I need buy 60 Day No Dead Pixel Warranty ,
    so these led is perfect one ?
     
    lauandyuen, Jul 18, 2012
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    no, you should take it to mean that you don't need the warranty unless one stuck or dead pixel is a very serious defect to you. as hutsady points out, sometimes stuck pixels can be fixed.

    the emboldened words are the only difference between those two displays. matte = less glare susceptibility; glossy = more glare susceptibility.
     
    mattcheau, Jul 19, 2012
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