Recently, I bought a Fujitsu P50 in Hong Kong, and much to my disappointment, discovered that a strip of the screen was covered by the black "mask" which borders the protective glass. What's the point of paying for a 1366 x 768 screen when a few thousand pixels are hiding behind a black "curtain"?
Fujitsu P50 owners - what do you see on your screen - is this a defect on my particular sample, or is this something that is common on ALL Fujitsu P50s?
To be more specific, the multi-coated protective glass has four strips of black "masking" strips - two long horizontal strips on the top and bottom, plus two shorter vertical strips on the left and the right. When the active plasma pixels are fully lit, these four black strips are NOT supposed be blocking any of pixels underneath, right?
On my P50, the vertical strip on the right COVERS about 6 rows of the pixels on the screen. That's the equivalent of about 6x768 = 4,608 pixels!!
Fujitsu P50 owners - what do you see on your screen - is this a defect on my particular sample, or is this something that is common on ALL Fujitsu P50s?
To be more specific, the multi-coated protective glass has four strips of black "masking" strips - two long horizontal strips on the top and bottom, plus two shorter vertical strips on the left and the right. When the active plasma pixels are fully lit, these four black strips are NOT supposed be blocking any of pixels underneath, right?
On my P50, the vertical strip on the right COVERS about 6 rows of the pixels on the screen. That's the equivalent of about 6x768 = 4,608 pixels!!