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Do SXRD's Suffer From Dead Pixels?

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The guy at Sears electronics department claims that the SXRD's do not suffer from dead pixels. Is this true? Thanx in advance. Love this forum.
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LCOS can suffer from dead pixels, and stuck on pixels. The SXRD is so high in resolution that it would be a pretty minor thing if a pixel is dead.
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Not only is the resolution high, LCoS sets typically have 3 chips, meaning even if a pixel is dead, that pixel is only missing a third of its information, it won't be a constant white or constant black spot.
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Thanx a lot guys. Off to CC to grab me one.
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My JVC lcos has a stuck green pixel that is only noticeable on a grey or black screen very close. Probably won't notice it on your 1080p.


BTW-I would strongly suggest NOT hunting for a stuck pixel once you pass your return date and are happy with the pic.
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Originally Posted by chaz01
My JVC lcos has a stuck green pixel that is only noticeable on a grey or black screen very close. Probably won't notice it on your 1080p.


BTW-I would strongly suggest NOT hunting for a stuck pixel once you pass your return date and are happy with the pic.
Excellent advise!!
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LCOS can suffer from dead pixels, and stuck on pixels. The SXRD is so high in resolution that it would be a pretty minor thing if a pixel is dead.
Sometimes they don't go off (or on) as "onesies." I had a cluster of 4 on RP-LCD go red. Very visible in almost everything.
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