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Old 01-12-2006, 08:27 PM   #1 (permalink)
GadgetShop
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Default Do these TVs develop dead pixels over time ?

Not sure whether to upgrade from my old CRT TV.

I would really like to, since my current TV is so damn big and heavy.

But if LCDs dont have much of a life, i think i'll give it a miss.
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Old 01-13-2006, 09:54 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Default Do these TVs develop dead pixels over time ?

I upgraded from an old 27" CRT to a pretty decent 42" LCD type and haven't looked back. The old CRT had 7 years of everyday use and it's picture was certainly going south.
Yes, new LCD and Plasma screens do develop dead pixels. Check warrantee details as some manufacturers/retailers only replace if there are more than a minimum number of dead pixels.

They say that todays Plasma screens have a good lifecycle of about 5 years, whilst LCD have about 10 years. Am not sure if I believe that as I have seen Plasma screens of two years ago, which had permanent burns from having the same picture displayed (production facility) after 18 months of use.
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