12" PowerBook screen dead pixel???

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ive just watched Blade II on my new powerbook and realised a small bright red pixel in the middle to the right, is it a dead pixel or something like that, and do i need to get it replaced? it seems to be there all the time, but you can only really see it when it is really dark.
 
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I believe Apples policy on flat screens is that you have to have like 7 dead pixels in order to qualify for an exchange. I would still call and ask.

BTW, this isn't the right place for this topic.

Moving to the PowerBook forum....
 

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I have read that, if you gently rub the area (red pixel). it may resolve the problem.
 
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its okay now, i shutdown the mac and when turning it back on, it totally disapeared, so no complaints anymore, and thanks for the info.
 
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yeah, clock wise, light masage of the area, can sometimes revive the dead pixel.
 
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I got that as well, no big deal though. But I just noticed that I actually have a dead pixel now, massaging it didn't help this time though :( Oh well, at least it is only one.


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hmm, counter-clock wise massaging should 'revive' single pixels.. you must have a rare problem.. :(
 

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