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September 24th, 2006, 11:07 AM
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| Depends on the size .. if it's a new display and you have some dead pixels, call AppleCare as they should know the exact limit of allowance for pixel anomalies.
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September 24th, 2006, 02:31 PM
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| from an apple display service manual: "A certain number of subpixel anomalies is considered acceptable, and these factors apply to all manufacturers using LCD technology—not just Apple products." If you have a question about that, contact AppleCare for a good answer. An Apple service center should use a jeweler's loupe to accurately determine how many defects there actually are. Also makes a difference if the defect is bright or dark. Usually, a higher number of dark defects are allowed. It's a good display until you complain about it...
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