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How to find dead pixels on your LCD Screen ?
What Causes a Dead Pixel? How to fix dead pixels ?
- All your queries and concerns related to dead pixels are answered here.
LCD screens are the most likely component to contain noticeable flaws in the form of the dreaded dead pixels. There are 3.9 million sub-pixels (red, green and blue) on a standard 1280×1024 resolution LCD monitor, and each of these is a transistor. Occasionally these individual transistors responsible for carrying current to a pixel will either short out or remain open resulting in what is called a dead pixel. Dead pixels are rare and largely go unnoticed by the user.
A “lit” pixel is one that appears as one of several randomly placed white, red, blue or green pixel elements on a dark background, or you may have a “missing” pixel which shows up as a black dot on a light colored background. Apple prefers to call it “pixel anomaly”.
Dead Pixel Locator is a neat utility to check the LCD monitor or plasma display for dead pixels. It checks the LCD screen for dead pixels and displays the faulty pixels in a color different than the background color.
How to fix dead pixels ? Fixing dead pixels may involve a bit of luck. If you notice dead pixels, try rubbing the LCD screen area gently by pressing a finger gently through a rag around the pixel.
Remember that notebook manufacturer have their own policy on how many dead pixels warrants a return and replacement. Dell considers a screen defective only if it has six or more faulty pixels. The problem is, most people are not aware of this policy before they get their notebook and falsely assume that one dead pixel is good enough to ask for a replacement, but this is generally not the case.
Hey, I guess all of you know what the prize of the contest is 
To be able to enter the contest all you need to do is:
-1- Write a small blurb about this contest on your blog. ( Any kind of blog)
OR
-2- Add my blog link (www.thecoolnews.org) to your blogroll.
After you do that, just write a comment in this post with your blog link where you entered the contest.
The winner will be chosen after 8 days. So that’s on Monday 24 March.
Thank You, and good luck. 
Since there are not a lot of entries I will extend the competition to the first of april.
Let’s hope for more entries.
