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Köszi, tényleg megtaláltam. Annyira nem zavar, megnéztem a 2 éves IBM Thinkpadomat is a progival és láss csodát azon is pont egy döglött piros pixel volt, és ezt sem vettem észre. :) 13 pixel esetén cserélik, na ez messze van ettől.

Egyébként erre a típusra szólóan a Sony ezt írja:

VGN-FW31ZJ

My LCD (TFT) screen has missing pixels (dark pixel) - Does my LCD have a problem?

The LCD displays built into all Sony portable systems are produced by highly accurate technology. It should be clear though that no manufacturing process is perfect. On an average LCD display, there are some 2.36 million individual transistors printed onto the XGA display panel. Even with the highest quality standards Sony maintains in its manufacturing process, it is not unusual for 1 or more of these Picture Elements, or pixels, to be stuck in an unchanging state.

A faulty pixel can be recognised as a tiny black spot (where the pixel is stuck), or a constant Red, Green, or Blue spot (where the pixel is stuck). In most cases, stuck pixels are hardly noticeable and should not affect the display quality and working comfort.

Sony wants to stress as well that a stuck pixel is a fixed feature of the display and will not spread to nearby pixels.

Make sure your VAIO meets basic specifications:

* Screen Area: 1920x1080
* Maximum number of tolerated stuck pixels: 13

Please contact Vaio Link in case:

* You have missing or stuck pixels being clustered in a small area.
* You believe the number of missing or stuck pixels to be higher than what is listed within tolerance.

Sony Vaio FW31ZJ bevált... de nyugger már, most Asus G731GU

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